Sentence examples for more honest when from inspiring English sources

One presumed she was being more honest when she said simply: "I want to win".

Tokyo was a little more honest when its central bank started to print money.

Similar tests with 133 senior employees from other industries such as manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, IT and telecommunications showed they became more honest when primed to think about their jobs, reporting correct predictions 55% of the time.

That can help keep costs down for the company, but Lemonade also depends on a business model innovation that purports to keep its customers more honest when filing claims.

Later, he is more honest, when he declares Don "our David Ogilvy".

Patients felt less embarrassed, more relaxed, and were generally more honest when using computer assessments [ 20- 23].

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

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.

I became preoccupied with the notion that "favourite" was a more honest idea when talking about music than "best" a couple of years ago, and sent a note round to the people who write about music for the Guardian, asking them to tell me their five favourite albums ever.

The idea being that anonymity will produce more honest feedback when asking people to rate a potential product purchase or one you've already made — though there's nothing really stopping the app being used to rate just about anything.

The New York Times reported that a Wake Forest survey proves that women are much more honest... when it comes to soccer.