And were you to ask what it does, the answer would be that with true Scottish candor it lives up to its name, or rather down to it: an orchestra that plays terribly.
However, given ID proponents' periodic candor about their true identity and the fact that "intelligent design" is a religious concept that was used by Thomas Aquinas in the thirteenth century and by nineteenth century theologian William Paley (Behe 1996; Dembski 1999a), ID's critics have quite easily exposed it as creationism (Forrest and Gross 2007b).
People appreciate honesty, candor, and a true sense of self.
These shows ran on their promise of candor, but their true-to-life structure, absent of narrative tension, might've been what eventually did them in.
And to give him credit, in big moments he as often stays remarkably true to his belief in pathological candor.
"Unmatched in his creativity, insight, and crippling candor, Leonard Cohen was a true visionary whose voice will be sorely missed," Kory said in confirming Cohen's death last week.
"Unmatched in his creativity, insight, and crippling candor, Leonard Cohen was a true visionary whose voice will be sorely missed," said his manager Robert Kory, confirming Cohen's death in statement.
"A true relationship between friends is based on sincerity, candor and frankness, rather than mere courtesy," the prince told reporters, alluding to what was apparently a strained exchange between the two diplomats.
True, Trump announces this message with a self-hymning candor that doesn't strike our ears as especially spiritual.
Oswalt has spoken with gut-wrenching candor about losing his wife, who was a true crime author.
I talked with candor about the stresses of constantly hiding away my true nature.
