Sentence examples for that candidly from inspiring English sources

HMRC say they can't do anything about that: candidly I don't believe them.

Seeing as most people are still pretty hush hush about their private sexual fantasies, I think that candidly broadcasting all your weird sex stuff on the internet is pretty admirable, seeing as fetishes are usually considered creepy or nerdy or shameful.

Jay Bray, Nationstar's chief executive, acknowledged that "candidly, we did a poor job" handling the 2014 exam.

"It's an industry that candidly wants to get outside, and what's intrinsically exciting is that it's all family-owned, which is a rarity in this business".

"There may be individual actions that a specific consumer takes that, candidly, is not something that we really want, or that we should have access to," he said.

Last month the World Bank addressed that deficit by issuing a study, titled "Justice for Forests," that candidly laid out the problems posed by a "global epidemic" of illegal logging.

It's a band that's candidly and almost sweetly fascinated with gore.

He added: "Candidly, that's completely different than some of the other alliances, that will go nameless here, that are more about advertising and less about real substance.

Problems that cannot be candidly described and vigorously debated are unlikely to be addressed seriously.

"I will say, candidly, that was the original intent," Waldoch said.

I think he came around very recently, and I think there was some pragmatism to that as well, candidly".