Sentence examples for most candid of from inspiring English sources

Larry Grantham was the most candid of all.

That's Mannerism: the most contrived degree of fantasy, the most candid of appetites.

He was the most candid of men, and was capable of the profoundest dissimulation.

It almost feels as though Kelman, usually the most candid of writers, is wary of portraying his non-male, non-white, characters in an unflattering light.

In order to keep each other up to a new democratic mark, the bravest and most candid of Africa's governments would allow themselves to be judged by their peers.

His tone is, roughly, "Yes, I'm a bad guy, and my life is a mess, but look at the fun I'm having!" Yuri is the most candid of cynics.

Others include John Thune, a senator from South Dakota, Mike Pence, a representative from Indiana, and Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey who offered what is surely the most candid explanation of any of them: "I've got to believe I'm ready to be president, and I don't".

In 1784 one of the most candid portraitists of the period, Charles Willson Peale, completed a similarly ambitious project in his paintings of the leading figures of the Revolution.

In some of the most candid moments of his 15-year career, New York's former franchise center spent almost 20 minutes today reminiscing about his days in orange and blue as the Sonics worked out at the Celtics' practice facility, preparing for their game at Boston on Monday night.

Eric didn't know that I was watching him and that probably made it one of the most candid moments of my life.

In what was widely believed to be the mark Houston's comeback after years in an abusive marriage and excessive drug use, the superstar sat down with Oprah and gave one of the most candid interviews of her career.