Sentence examples for to candid from inspiring English sources
adjective
Impartial and free from prejudice.
- He knew not where to look for faithful advice, efficient aid, or candid judgement. — Washington Irving — The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus (1884)
Dump the pre-show and go to candid after-party coverage.
Steinberg came closest to candid self-portrayal in later drawings, where he assumed the persona of a cat, in the family of the sainted Papoose.
He reasons that people are drawn to candid snapshots because they seem more trustworthy than a lovely picture that may not be a faithful rendition.
The words "death" and "taxes" should not appear anywhere near the Labour case, though thanks to candid Andy, they probably will.
In its commitment to candid, sympathetic emotional exploration, "Keep the Lights On" invites comparison to Andrew Haigh's "Weekend," perhaps the best big-screen love story — gay or straight, vampire or human — in recent memory.
Now in her 80's, Helen Levitt is one of the living treasures of New York, widely admired for her devotion to candid street photography in a style influenced by Henri Cartier-Bresson and Walker Evans. Cartier-Bresson and Walker Evans
"It's important for us to have candid dialogue, to work through these issues," Mr. Obama said.
Ron, I agree with you that we all owe it to each other to be candid.
"It's really hard to find anything disappointing, to be candid".
The NSC staff was created to provide candid and comprehensive advice to the President.
Consequently, we were concerned that there would be a natural hesitancy to give candid and accurate answers to questions.
