Sentence examples for more honest response from inspiring English sources

Which is the more honest response?

I think you get a more honest response when the first time somebody hears a song, it's completely stripped down.

Ethical consistency demanded a simpler and ultimately more honest response: "Hey, the guy's comments are abhorrent, but get a load of his sinker".

"I really don't believe I can arrive to Roger's level, no?" "We'll see" would probably have been the less modest but more honest response.

And one of them for me was, 'Why haven't I won this before now?' To win it last year, after I wrote the Braithwaites 14 years ago … you do think: 'Why haven't I been noticed before now?'" It is a more honest response than people usually give in public.

The USA has granted seven amnesties to approximately 5.5 million workers since 1986, a more honest response to its need for workers and the disproportionate costs of finding and deporting people who have done nothing worse than doing the worst jobs in their economy.

Those who were connected up to a convincing, albeit fake, "lie detector" gave more honest responses on a questionnaire than those who were not connected.

This is, in my view, a perfectly sensible way to ask the question — it may elicit more honest responses than polls that seem to force voters into one or another choice for candidates whom they barely recognize.

The more honest responses the site collects from any given company, the more accurate the results will be.

Decreased concurrent validity between the CSSD surveys and clinical assessments could represent social desirability bias since participants may provide more honest responses to clinical researchers as opposed to probation officers.

Buckman masterfully excels in bringing these concepts to light while simultaneously probing the viewer to seek deeper and more honest responses.