Sentence examples for more honest for from inspiring English sources

It seemed more honest for her to have doubts.

"That would be more honest – for them and for our country," Putin said.

He inverts the tropes of Irish fiction to create a world that is darker and more honest for its overlay of colourful surrealism.

Would it not be more honest for us to depart altogether, leaving the rest of Europe to reconstitute itself without the constant distraction of the British cuckoo in its nest?

I'm a non-believing but occasionally practicing Jew, and in terms of the question that guy was asking, I'm pretty sure it would have been more honest for me to say, "No, I'm an atheistic secular humanist".

Many people think that, however depressing heavy taxes are, it is more honest for governments to raise them to pay for their spending than it is to incur debt.

Without the luxury of time, they argue, there is a better chance of success in working with imperfect figures who are available, rather than searching at this late date for more honest leaders for the local and national governments.

He was facing facts, in a sense, being more honest, striving for his truth.

A more honest title for the legislation, recently introduced in the Lords, would be the copyright protection and punishment bill.

A more honest title for Beavan's book would have been "Low Impact Man," and a truly honest title would have been "Not Quite So High Impact Man".

It has been argued that because of recent pressure for scientists to publish groundbreaking results that change the world, the temptation to commit fraud is perhaps bound to increase, implying that there was a simpler, more honest time for science.