Sentence examples for honesty sometimes from inspiring English sources

The public are very sceptical of MPs and their honesty, sometimes with good reason and sometimes not.

Swofford's attempts at brutal honesty sometimes seem cartoonish: "Rape them all, kill them all" is how he sums up his military ethic.

Such rare honesty sometimes obscures the pride and understated pleasure Stoke City's new striker derives from his craft while diminishing the determination and professionalism of a player who has recovered from the sort of serious injuries and major surgeries which have ended many other careers.

The 19th-century trend to put back everything, with restorers sometimes taking off on their own flights of fancy, was reversed by the mid-20th century, when the purist approach, dictating the removal of all previous restoration in the name of honesty, sometimes led to the erasure of some of the artists' work.

But doesn't intellectual honesty sometimes mean that it is necessary?

Rebel Media is a odd thing: In all honesty, sometimes Ezra does some quality digging, especially during election time, but it often gets lost in the torrent of propagandizing, libel suits, coffee boycotts, and forced apologies.

"My blunt honesty also sometimes upsets people and sometimes rubs people up the wrong way.

That kind of brutal honesty is sometimes necessary.

Her honesty hurts sometimes, but it's deeply refreshing.

A comic portrayal of a world in which everyone tells the truth, all the time, the film seriously proposes that honesty is sometimes the most destructive policy.

In the spirit of mid-1960's Coltrane, which is what it often sounds like, it puts big windows on its own creative process, opening itself up for maximum honesty and sometimes maximum danger.