Sentence examples for less honestly from inspiring English sources

But I can more or less honestly say that I'm not.

The first, costless-donation group showed moral compensation, behaving less honestly during the experiment than the controls.

Oh Quebec!," in which he denounced, more or less honestly, the project for a sovereign and French Quebec.

Since the early 70s the past has been more or less honestly faced up to in France: collaboration with Nazism, betrayals within the Resistance.

That is the source of the other weakness of the health system: morale, in an economy where dollars, more or less honestly earned, are the key to a decent living standard, and state salaries are the reverse.

Hmm. There's an obvious calculation I haven't see done: how does the Ryan proposal scored more or less honestly — that is, without the "mystery meat", the assumed revenue from closing loopholes that Ryan refuses to identity — compare with the Obama budget?

"The idea that by having a second child, you make yourself less datable — honestly, that never crossed my mind.

Quinn Cassavale reveals the character's contrasting colors as a tough, vulnerable person whose uncontrolled mouthing-off and moments of violence are never less than honestly intended.

If I was less emotionally stunted, honestly, we might have hugged.

Also speaking on Dudley's High Street, Bob Oliver, 69, from nearby Pensnett, said: "Obviously there is this problem going on with people spending less, but I honestly haven't got any easy answers.

I longed to write emotional autobiographical fiction like Wolfe, but as I began sending my short stories out after grad school, I got consistent feedback that my work needed more action and less intimacy (and honestly, it did).