Sentence examples for much more candid from inspiring English sources

Thomas was much more candid in his comments about the salary disparity.

It has been known for some time that it was much more candid, and this was confirmed by extracts published in the Mail on Sunday.

While Venus stayed tight-lipped on the subject of her injury, her father, Richard, was much more candid, writes Filip Bondy of The Daily News.

Although Thorsten Heins, the company's chief executive since January, is an insider, in a conference call with analysts Thursday he adopted a much more candid tone about the company's position than his predecessors have offered.

Another type of documentary, with a little more ironic detachment, would have played up the hilarious tinseltown nightmare of McQueen's Le Mans, and been much more candid about him being an egomaniacal pain.

During the second intermission, Gretzky gave an unofficial state of the game address, much more candid that the one that N.H.L. Commissioner Gary Bettman had delivered in the same setting the day before.

The creator of "Young American Bodies," a Web series on Nerve.com, he is much more sexually candid than his colleagues.

Nonetheless, Obama needs to be much more forceful and candid in explaining his relationship with Wright.

While Sullivan he doesn't think Obama's candidacy should be judged by Wright's sermons, he does think that Obama "needs to be much more forceful and candid in explaining his relationship with Wright".

But the fascination of his story lies in seeing his ideas emerging from his experience and cultural background with a natural humanity; and Hobsbawm is much more self-critical and candid about his mistakes than most practical politicians who write their memoirs.

And yet, even as I typed that last paragraph, I reflected how much more appropriate this sort of candid friendship would sound falling from the lips of a winner at, say, this year's Tractor of the Year awards.