Sentence examples for well honest from inspiring English sources

Well, honest to God, I did.

All's well, honest The thicket of reform High alert Blowing the whistle ReprintsIn theory, a warmer world should indeed produce more potent cyclones.

All's well, honest The thicket of reform High alert Blowing the whistle ReprintsThe truce that followed showed restraint on both sides.

All's well, honest The thicket of reform High alert Blowing the whistle ReprintsWhen foreign portfolio investors talk about "Abenomics", they increasingly mean simply this radical monetary policy.

It helps, of course, that Burke came across so well: honest, down to earth, funny, sparky, and showing impressive levels of self-knowledge.

Her intent is far more sincere, more academic -- more, well, honest (she even includes a strangely unnecessary afterword pronouncing her research to be aboveboard).

"Well-trained, good, honest people are scarce in emerging markets.

Eros is simultaneously overwhelming breaking down the strong norm of marital fidelity and easily-tamed, contained within little well-contracepted well-communicated honest and generous mini-affairs.

(Although I imagine the Bush-the-bookworm bit comes from Karl Rove's Wall Street Journal Boxing Day op-ed, and he is not really the most, well … honest of sources to be relying on).

Well, the honest answer is, I haven't the slightest idea.

HILLBILLY and jazz go together in the popular mind about as well as honest and politician.