Sentence examples for in candidly from inspiring English sources

It has the oddest of objects and the greatest of painters – Holbein, Rubens, Van Dyck, Canaletto – in candidly even-handed juxtaposition.

Here was a palpably clever writer – something of a genius himself – talking in candidly reverential terms about the wonder, the beauty, of Federer's tennis.

If Winona Ryder cried, that would be even cooler!" Purser has recently followed the lead of Adele, Lady Gaga and Cara Delevingne in candidly speaking out about mental health.

But Mr. Bloomberg is now advocating tax increases for next year's budget, and in recent months he has weighed in candidly about a number of things that incumbents running for re-election would usually rather not discuss.

Part of the problem is that nobody sees much margin in candidly assessing a man who wields the power that he does, and part of it is the art world's premium on discretion.

Although the effort of data sharing projects in candidly informing participants about potential risks and discomforts is necessary, it still needs to be coupled with legal and ethical safeguards if harms occur (Prainsack and Buyx 2013).

After suffering colon cancer, which led to a colostomy, Mr. O&apos Neill made public service advertisements in which he joined athletes and movie stars in talking candidly about having cancer.

If that is extended to incarceration in general, it would end the sense of security clients have in speaking candidly with their lawyers".

Mr. Fisher's testimony to the House Financial Services Committee in June candidly suggested Dodd–Frank isn't getting the job done.

The recommendation for the new crime in Britain candidly admits that "all concerned should be under no illusions about the difficulties of securing a conviction for such a new offense".

Can Islamists co-habit with the unfaithful or are they ultimately committed, as the Salafists in Egypt candidly admit, to the rule of God rather than the rule of the people?