Sentence examples for made candid from inspiring English sources

Since it was announced last month that Mr. Levine, 66, must undergo surgery for a painful herniated disc, Mark Volpe, the managing director of the Boston Symphony, and Peter Gelb, the general manager of the Met, have made candid statements about the need to have serious talks with Mr. Levine to assess what he can realistically commit to.

Providers were asked to compare campaign settings to other testing settings, in order to encourage them to make candid observations and help researchers understand the context of their statements.

Ms. Lincoln said he was surprised that she had been given the part "after all the screaming and hollering I did on the 'Freedom Now Suite.' " The two recordings she made for Candid, however, were regarded as so controversial that after Candid went out of business not long after she released "Straight Ahead" in 1961, she was not asked to make another recording for 10 years.

"People made very candid statements.

Eisenberg made Maria candid and soulful, and David a fool.

He made the candid observation that his own discomfort reflected the industry's discomfort.

Ed Miliband  made a candid admission of his own weaknesses today as he conceded that he would never win a "photo-opportunity contest" with David Cameron.

But it also shows that at times he supported controversial policies, made strikingly candid comments and took actions that might have raised questions about conflicts of interest.

Of all the Yankees, in uniform and out, Jeter has most often acknowledged the drifting of time, four years and counting since the last triumphant World Series, and made the candid distinction between then and now.

Boaden, who is now the BBC's head of radio, made the candid admission to a BBC Trust review into the impartiality of the corporation's coverage of immigration, religion and the European Union.

But she also made a candid admission during her talk with the mastermind showrunner.