The pressure of these conflicts, and Orwell's honesty in working them out, help to account for the vivid prose and its moral strength.
That to me is the strength of Seamus Heaney: his determination to keep that mirror honest – honesty in the work, in a way of life that keeps the work real and rooted, in the public appearances dedicated to the wider cause of poetry".
"That's how you get honesty in the work.
The push for honesty in her work is amazing; the way she painted the light hitting the side of a brown teapot, or the slope of a mansard roof.
The honesty in the work is what sold Shafer — this is fan art of the highest possible degree, done in the best possible way.
Klingbeil says, "I'm inspired by other figurative artists, by artists relying on materiality, and those that use both illusion and honesty in their work".
That's it for auto-didactic art, but there's a resonating element of that kind of direct honesty in the work of Bernard Williams on view at McCormick.
Applying radical honesty in your work means creating things that are of value to you personally, and that hinges on solving problems.
One prominent moralist perspective locates the ethical element of aesthetic architectural choice in obligations to a sort of honesty, in designing works that accurately represent underlying structural principles or operational capacities.
While works like this tend to be more exessive, there is an honesty-to-form in work like this which simply cannot be replicated in any other context outside of the browser.
Observing basic honesty in one's work, words, ideas, and actions is a principle to which all members of the community are required to subscribe.
