Sentence examples for seems candid from inspiring English sources
Everything she says seems candid (sometimes remarkably candid) and politically expedient at the same time.
He seems candid, an impression strengthened perhaps by answers filtered and tidied up for easy consumption (although he understands English pretty well).
He certainly seems candid too: his most disarming moments with this crowd were probably those lapses (or not?) in which he made his passions plain.He has a theory, for instance, that the most staged of the photographs the ones in which grinning soldiers pose before naked and prostrate Iraqis sought to create "a picture of American foreign policy…in the broadest sense".
"Mac told the truth about me," Pettitte said Monday, a remark that underscored that Clemens has not exactly seemed candid since the Mitchell report came out in December, naming Clemens frequently and citing Pettitte.
She seems ruthlessly candid, but careful readers will note that each time she mentions her I.Q. the number goes up, and that she never misses an opportunity to bring up her single publication in The Atlantic.
Mr. Langer can seem disarmingly candid when discussing his work.
Indeed, he seemed refreshingly candid, startlingly so under the circumstances.
QUESTION FROM JEFF: The quotes in your article from Michele and Marcus Bachmann on the plane seemed pretty candid.
But the lyrics on your new album, "And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out," seem very candid about your relationship.
His detractor, who might at first seem bracingly candid, is the real sinner – an envy-ridden hypocrite whose extreme lack of self-awareness is both funny and disturbing.
In a moment that seemed impressively candid to me (though some will regard it as too much information), Tsiolkas said that the best way of writing sex scenes is to "do the first draft, orgasm, and then start editing.
