Sentence examples for most candidly from inspiring English sources

It was David Blunkett who put it most candidly when he admitted to a committee of MPs recently that politicians are "full of contradictions" on education policy.

As for Peter Hall's version of Feydeau's Occupe-toi d'Amelie, known as Mind Millie For Me (1986), Blythe gave in it one of his most candidly comic portraits.

The centrality of concerns about energy to Iraq War planning was most candidly confirmed eight years ago by a former senior British Army official in Iraq, James Ellery, currently director of British security firm and US defence contractor, Aegis.

Yet, when I am jagged and out of tune, I know to pick some special flowers, the ones that speak most candidly and vividly.

While these possibilities cannot be excluded, all of the refugees invited to join the study opted to participate and by report, most spoke candidly and outwardly expressed gratitude for the opportunity to tell their story.

Professor Roberts candidly admits most of the pedagogical novels aren't very good.

Mr. Grunsfeld has acknowledged more candidly than most officials that other factors were also at work -- namely, the demands of the Moon-Mars program and the complications of meeting new safety requirements.

LONDON — Even with rioters on the streets of Athens and the 16 countries using the euro threatened with mounting turmoil, the economy remained the most frequently — and least candidly — discussed topic here as the three main parties entered the last hours of a monthlong general election campaign.

It's candidly how most of the sales meetings I observe have been conducted for years.

Okay, I'm sort of kidding with the ten days but, candidly, the most successful authors are pushing out tons of content: meaning books, not blog posts.

Most important, though, Brule candidly answered that question "Who is me?" On stage and on television, him was the son of Dorris Pringle-Brule-Salahari. Him was the spurned lover of Jan Skylar.