Sentence examples for take honest from inspiring English sources

Take honest stock of your skills.

It's going to take honest work to try and resuscitate the economy and give food to the man on the street, without relying on government handouts".

Resilient leaders take honest stock of where their skills and experiences have prepared them well for the difficulties they are facing, and what they may be legitimately lacking.

Instead, the second Earth summit is a chance to take honest stock of the situation and present ways to break political deadlock and hasten progress on the ground, in the air and in the oceans.

"It would signify an acknowledgment that brown and black lives matter – and that they matter to the extent that we are willing to take honest, genuine steps to address historical violence against them".

They take honest stock of their skills, curb misplaced irritability by confronting its real sources, push back on unrealistic expectations instead of passing them on, and recognize when they've fallen into ambivalence and go back to first principles.

All I have taken, honest officer, is a dose of James Turrell's mind-bending art.

The partnership with Coke is fundamental to taking Honest Tea's mission and impact to scale -- the Honest Tea party is just getting started.

Finally, as the big anniversary approaches, the great Anton Lesser takes honest realism to new heights with his intelligent, movingly understated reading of The War Poetry of Wilfred Owen (Naxos, 1 CD, £8.99).

Since then Lincoln books have continued to pour in; the Ford Motor Company has taken Honest Abe out of cold storage for its rebranded Lincoln; and he has become an unexpected box-office draw with Steven Spielberg's political procedural, "Lincoln".

Combatting this means taking honest account of the last time you publicly and privately recognized and rewarded your best talent.