Sentence examples for was candidly from inspiring English sources

The other 40-year-old pitcher started the day with 191 career victories, and was candidly discussing his own baseball mortality.

One reason was candidly spelled out by Michael Foot, a former Bank of England official and Financial Services Authority managing director.

Much of the strategy currently at play was candidly described in a 2008 US Army-funded RAND report, Unfolding the Future of the Long War (pdf).

Ms. Perino was candidly describing the challenges of her job, which were only mounting as George W. Bush's approval rating continued to drop.

Robin and Marian, in 1976, cast Hepburn improbably as Maid Marian in a medieval caper in which a middle-aged Robin Hood returns to Sherwood Forest after years in exile; and Bloodline, an adaptation in 1979 of a Sidney Sheldon novel, which was candidly described by one critic as "unbearable".

He was candidly speaking to a group of Kentucky's brightest high school students.

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

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

Dan Sabbagh (@dansabbagh) Patten and Davie taking some pain here, trying to be candidly honest.

But even if it turns out to be technically accurate, it cannot be candidly accurate.

The usual justification for legacy preferences is candidly cynical: they generate contributions from alumni.