Sentence examples for particularly candid from inspiring English sources

Today I have been particularly candid.

But Kukuriku has not been particularly candid about the hardships ahead.

The New Yorker, May 9, 1977 P. 36 Today I have been particularly candid.

Bozmoski, a former climate denier, is particularly candid about Trump, whom he calls "freaking crazy".

The pages I've read about his left arm have been particularly candid and moving.

A group of black maids at a local hotel (speaking anonymously for fear of managerial retribution) were particularly candid.

But the outside world may never know, particularly after candid discussions about North Korea between American and Chinese officials have been revealed in WikiLeaks documents.

Ms. Ferguson is charming and refreshingly candid, particularly so when describing the problems that led her to Oprah.

The film is ground-breaking because it is the first time that members of the various militias involved in the 1975-90 civil war have spoken at length on film about what happened, particularly in such candid detail.

For me, the best part of the event was the opportunity to hear about the very early days of a few companies — these were mostly stories that had been told before, but the founders told them in a particularly relaxed and candid way.

Viewers love their candid comments, particularly as they view the secret tape, but also celebrate their belief that even the schlumpiest, most polka-dotted fashion loser can be saved.