More honest to the process of writing might be teaching that embraces not knowing, that helps students to contextualize their work outside of its literary antecedents, and affords them tools to ask any question they'd like.
"I cannot continue, at a time in which we face such enormous challenges here at home, to vote for billions of dollars that at the end of the day do not lead toward a more open, transparent, honest process, at a minimum".
Perhaps Keuning is just a bit more honest about that process.
While openness can be useful, keeping it anonymous can make the process more honest.
A clear and honest process has more chance of delivering what is supposed to and the surprise on the upside is that it can outperform.
With maybe a dozen teams contemplating coaching changes, several minority candidates, who may have been brushed off or ignored in other years, presumably will receive a much more honest interview when the hiring process begins.
Munby is aiming to make the system more "honest", and to decouple the administrative process of divorce from any dispute over children or money.
Asked about his lies to Abedin, he said, "She knew all along, this process, as I was more and more honest with her, I told her everything".
Even the most original-seeming writing borrows from the centuries of writing that came before, so why not simply be more honest and, he suggests, maybe do something more interesting in the process?
