The phrase "listen honestly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it for a variety of situations and contexts. For example: "I hope you will listen honestly to what I have to say before making a decision."
Iraq is a reminder of the need for political leaders to ask the right questions before allowing military action and to listen honestly rather than acting on ideological or political impulses.
In this process of taking bold risks and daring greatly, what has surfaced are incredible opportunities to explore trust and faith, and to listen honestly to the "unconscious" thought processes and mental tapes that formed the foundation of my existence.
Listen honestly and be reasonable.[7].
"I de-escalated her just by listening, honestly," the 44-year-old said.
We respectfully listened, honestly communicated our assessment of the situation and emphasized our desire to find a peaceful solution.
When you are having one -- whichever one -- share it with another mom, she will listen and honestly, I doubt one weapon will be wielded.
There's nothing like having your mum around when you are vomiting; your partner if you are scared; your sister if you want to divulge an irrational fear or secret; your best friend if you just want to be listened to honestly when you say you can't manage.
I believe the only way to get to a better place is a willingness to listen and communicate honestly.
Let's be honest here — most dance artist records are kind of bad, or at least prone to padding — and no one, not even me, is going to ever try and hold We Can't Fly up as a major piece of art that deserves continued and prolonged exposure and canonisation, but honestly, listen to it now, take an hour out of your day and sit with it, soak it up, engage and react to it.
If I don't know where I end as a person and start as a physio, I cannot honestly listen to the patient.
You may want to go forward with the relationship no matter what, but you must give your spouse the floor and honestly listen to what he or she has to say.
