Sentence examples for supposed honesty from inspiring English sources

British rock has become scared of technology, retreating into an arid world of old-fashioned instruments, analogue recording equipment and supposed "honesty".

As a documentary — one in which uncertainty about its veracity or at least discomfort about its supposed honesty was meant to supply most of the energy and seemed to be, in fact, the motivating idea — the movie received generally horrible reviews.

Blogs, argue their proponents (and I would number among them) were supposed to be about honesty, informed opinions and publishing power to the people.

"She's supposed to trust the honesty of a detective who just lied to her face when he turns around and says he has sufficient evidence to make an arrest?" "Commissioner Kelly ought to spend a little more time disciplining his cops and less time attacking judges who refuse to be lied to," Mr. Kuby said.

In my mind art is supposed to be brutal honesty from within one's self.

I suppose in all honesty you don't, I suppose if you're being true to the process you work the other way,....if its inconsistent with my original view I have to use that then to moderate the mark.

How do they reconcile what they are demanding with such ideas as inclusion, equality, service, grace, and honesty, which are all supposed to stem from it?

Bridgewater employees are supposed to live in a world of "radical honesty," a concept that has raised controversy and something that most of us don't even live out in our homes let alone in the workplace.

It's supposed to be about professionalism, and ethics, and honesty.

Rather than focusing on the dubious notion of supposed female fallibility, Gloger seems to be addressing wider questions about the honesty and reality of all human emotions.

"He was honest, he looked after the people he was supposed to look after, and he was a great man as far as honesty and beliefs went.