Sentence examples for too candid from inspiring English sources

It's saying things that are too candid.

One evening, Hudson appeared to fear being too candid.

When Othello questions his veracity, Iago audaciously pretends to regret having been too candid.

"He was too tenderhearted to be a rent collector," Smith notes, "and too candid to sell real estate".

And Mr. Ricketts is too candid by half in conceding he doesn't have a Plan B, not even offering a sports team owner's requisite threat to leave town.

For some tastes, the NS could be too candid; in one memorable leader, it denounced Wilson's conduct as Labour's opposition leader for polluting the very atmosphere of politics.

They reconciled a decade later, and Mr. Davis obliged his friend by publishing his all-too-candid autobiography only after Senator Franken was elected.

According to the S.E.C., one trader characterized this particular security in an all-too-candid e-mail as "possibly the best short EVER!" Compared with this, Goldman Sachs mortgage traders look like Boy Scouts.

Mr. Rollins, who lingered as an adviser to the campaign but has no formal role after a series of too-candid comments about Mrs. Bachmann, had one word of parting advice.

They do a four-abreast walk through a Paris mall, a badass all-black version of Sex and the City, intimidating timid shop assistants with their all-too-candid intention to shoplift.

The singer, who made headlines just last night at the Billboard Music Awards for her revealing outfit, also got candid about how too many young women value themselves based on their sexual interactions.