Sentence examples for remarkably honest from inspiring English sources

This is a remarkably honest sentence.

It is a remarkably honest, even angry document.

He was a remarkably honest and fair commander in an age of unscrupulous mercenary warfare.

Yet over the years, she has been remarkably honest about the costs of her workaholism.

By Naomi Fry March 16, 2017 Cat Marnell's "How to Murder Your Life" is a remarkably honest memoir of addiction.

But only to note two remarkably honest people would be partly missing the point; Ms. Miller's trusted presence also provides a lesson.

He kept surprising me by insisting that he wanted no control over the book and by being remarkably open and honest about everything.

Although Owens may have changed throughout his career, casting off the hedonism of his past, he remains remarkably humble and honest: "Frankly, when I started out I really didn't think this far," he confides.

This seems remarkably humble and honest, considering how many people have been up in arms about Dylan winning the writing prize at the expense of a poet or a novelist.

There have been remarkably few, to be honest.

In one of the most remarkably eccentric and yet honest performances I've seen in a while, he creates a positively bizarre and fascinating character.