The result is a wondrous, riveting book that blends a sort of Woody Allen whimsy with the gut-punch honesty of some sensitive relative's secret diary, unearthed from the bottom drawer.
Mr. Botha brought a big, plush sound; pinging high notes; sensitive phrasing; and musical honesty to his Chénier.
Due to the sensitive nature of this study, the respondent's honesty and disclosure might be constrained.
In "A Tragic Honesty: The Life and Work of Richard Yates" (2003) he delivered a sensitive and powerful portrait of the vastly underappreciated author of "The Easter Parade" and "Revolutionary Road".
Laarmans is a sensitive person who repeatedly fails in business because of his honesty and human kindness.
It focuses on four challenges: (1) profiling, inference, and discrimination; (2) control and context-sensitive sharing of identity; (3) consent and uncertainty; and (4) honesty, trust, and transparency.
Many of us are acutely sensitive to being criticized and judged, and although we want to have honesty characterizing our relationship, it is essential to us that the information is delivered with tact, diplomacy, and caring.
Will you be sensitive to that, so I can keep feeling happy for you?" A dose of honesty — carefully calibrated and administered — never hurt a real friendship.
Many sensitive topics were addressed, and thus ACASI was utilized in an attempt to increase honesty in participant responses.
Furthermore, disclosure of sensitive or stigmatizing information under differing privacy conditions may have less to do with promoting or impeding participants' "honesty" or "accuracy" than with selectively recruiting or attracting subpopulations that are higher or lower in such experiences.
