Sentence examples for not candidly from inspiring English sources

My private life was middle-bohemian - hippyish and hedonistic, if not candidly debauched; but I was very moral when it came to literary criticism.

Your article trumpets Teach for America's exclusivity, but does not candidly acknowledge the irresponsibility of what the organization actually does: place the least qualified, least experienced and least knowledgeable teachers in classrooms filled with students who need the most help.

It is appalling that the Corp and other responsible authorities have not candidly admitted that past practices have led to the current state of public endangerment from the march of invasive species they have failed to contain and from electrocution.

Reconstructing the past is a multidisciplinary effort, and I can't think of a single geneticist who wouldn't candidly admit to many limitations in our approaches.

"I don't candidly expect Congress to stand up and salute this report," he told the audience at Tuesday's event, adding that it's not just because the Republicans now control the House.

One issue that even Adams and Jefferson could not discuss candidly was slavery.

"You put your money in, and you get results out," said the diplomat, who insisted he could not talk candidly if he was identified.

But after the invasion, during a second linkup, at least one Iraqi student confided that she had not spoken candidly before the war.

In a 2001 ruling, the Department of the Interior v. Klamath Water Users Protective Association, the Supreme Court said that "the deliberative process privilege rests on the obvious realization that officials will not communicate candidly among themselves if each remark is a potential item of discovery and front page news".

Why not talk candidly about sexual desire and pregnancy prevention?

"But at the same time, the cost was great in asking me to not speak candidly or be able to be open about myself in this complete manner".