Candid в предложении (на )
- Let me be candid with you.
- Now, am I candid enough?
- Always look for candid shots.
- Thanks for all your candid info.
- If you want to take home candid.
- How to have perfect candid shots.
- You see I am more candid than you.
- Gwenda gave her mother a candid look.
- So, you‘re already on candid camera.
- Not too much, to be candid with Master.
- Let me be candid with you, said Dr.
- Do They Hire Managers or Employees Who Are Candid?
- Tom was a little taken aback at this candid question.
- Candid Narratives of a Pilgrim to his Spiritual Father.
- Mistress Irene paused and wondered if she was on candid.
- In his candid appeal, this aged man noted how trying I was.
- To be candid, it was a somewhat odd and disjointed affair.
- To be candid, I was unpleasantly affected by the little scene.
- That my undying feelings I now do return to this candid script.
- She was both an enigma and refreshingly candid at the same time.
- Are you this candid this quickly with everyone you meet?
- Stallman's life, and he is painfully candid about it when ques-.
- Always a flank attack, the pose of a concerned but candid friend.
- Ready your vigor to injure and your still candid innocence to stain.
- It was Flora who, gazing all over me in candid wonder, was the first.
- Being such a candid man, he felt the truth was nothing to fear; they.
- Merthin met her candid gaze, and realized that she was offering herself.
- Leblanc's whole person was expressive of candid and intrepid confidence.
- To be candid, I was relieved when they announced that they were leaving.
- She gave him a direct look, her gold-flecked green eyes as candid as ever.
- So why was I crying? There had to be a Candid Camera around here somewhere.
- This interview is one of the most candid Stallman interviews on the record.
- Candid or explicitly honest I-to-Thou praying can produce remarkable results.
- He decided that he himself, at any rate, would be perfectly candid and plain.
- The Patriarch replied in a candid way, as if exchanging opinions with a peer:.
- Such was the physiognomy of the salons of those distant and candid times when M.
- To be candid, I didn’t want to be involved in the case for a number of reasons.
- And he set off for the elections without appealing to her for a candid explanation.
- Indeed, the candid and honorable gentleman who advocated this bill on Saturday, (Mr.
- To be candid, Mercer, whether she lives or dies is out of our hands at this point.
- She held up the candid photo of Joe with his mistress looking adoringly into his face.
- They don’t want a prepared statement, they want candid answers to their questions.
- He was not in the least bit amused, and his question was unusually candid and sincere.
- Goaded by Gautam to apply her mind, she thought for long and was candid in her response.
- It is sensible, earnest, candid, and discriminating, and, withal, thoroughly interesting.
- On the campaign trail the candidate promised the most open and candid administration ever.
- Do you know that a perilous evil is about to invade The Freelands? Candid, he had to.
- To be quite candid I must confess that I was not particularly eager to fulfill Solling's command.
- She was simultaneously embarrassed by her very candid expressions of worry, and deeply frustrated.
- Candid shots that are took in the perfect moment would help you achieve what you want to portray.
- No one can control them, these candid souls! You can't always be safe from them, even in Petersburg.
- Robbie was good looking and was often stared at but candid stares of this caliber were rare in Egypt.
- One way to learn if a business hires candid employees is to learn about the type of workplace it has.
- Ridenhour was open and candid with respect to questions concerning his possible left-wing affiliations.
- The candid reader will not quarrel with a hope so diffidently entertained and so cautiously expressed.
- You are thoroughly candid without being brusque; on the contrary, you are soft, open, and approachable.
- However, as Motorola’s top management changed, these employees no longer felt comfortable being candid.
- They loved the old woman’s acerbic wit and her candid views on life, both personal and impersonal ones.
- If not the milkman, then the only other explanation must be that new popular stunt show called Candid Camera.
- Five years later she and Velchaninoff had met again, and a quiet candid friendship had sprung up between them.
- She is more than able to engage in any conversation we have – and often surprises us with her candid insights.
- To this hour I am lost in admiration when I recall the truly gentlemanly, good-humoured, candid tone of my letter.
- Despite that candid assessment, Admiral Yost was positive about his service experience and proud of the role the U.
- She couldn’t put her finger on it but the expression reminded her of looks from films, candid films… porn films.
- His reason was candid; his motives, loudly proclaimed, gilded his actions with something of the glamor of a crusade.
- The most candid of them all was Lambert, who beat me so much as a child, but he was only an open brute and scoundrel.
- Medical service providers could address their mistakes and failures with a candid assessment of such performances and.
- She had cajoled him into giving her an assessment of the situation more candid than anything he had said to anyone else.
- The prominent portrait of me on the side of the room instantly caught my eye; it was a close up black and white candid shot.
- While the photographer was in the room he took candid shots of everyone in there, as they were getting ready for the wedding.
- From that moment forth, Mother Plutarque saw a sombre veil, which was never more lifted, descend over the old man's candid face.
- I imagine that he was deeply shocked in his candid and delicate heart by Liza's coarse and mocking freak before the whole company.
- Casaubon, kissing her candid brow, and feeling that heaven had vouchsafed him a blessing in every way suited to his peculiar wants.
- Compared to those candid, provincial faces, Hazel looked like a raddled tart, with a hardness to her eyes I hadn’t noticed before.
- As soon as the candid shots were all taken, he took several posed photos of Kathy with her mother, sisters, nieces, and bridesmaids.
- You want to determine if the manager hires employees who are candid or those who are not afraid to challenge the top management team.
- It almost seemed for the moment to her narrow, unimaginative mind that there must be some real power hidden behind this candid daring.
- Oh, perhaps she flirted with him on purpose ; even the most candid women are base in these cases, and it is their overwhelming instinct.
- Do you know what my private and candid opinion is about some of those little jokers? I believe half of them are in the pay of the Castle.
- A competent knowledge of the facts, connected with the case, and a candid appeal to the treaties, are alone sufficient to manifest our right.
- Uh-uh-uh, Careful of what you say here… He intoned lightly, not bothering to hide the quiver of laughter her candid response had caused.
- She blushed when Vronsky brought in Golenishtchev, and he was extremely charmed by this childish blush overspreading her candid and handsome face.
- When he should have come out looking firm, candid and wise, he had ended up looking unsure and inexperienced, a bit like a nervous batsman on his debut.
- Madeleine with his candid eyes, in whose depths his not very enlightened but pure and rigid conscience seemed visible, and said in a tranquil voice:—.
- With us he is perfectly good-natured and candid as a child, though he never loses his sense of proportion and self-control, and does not talk too freely.
- This was so simply said, and so sweet was the truthful and candid expression of her face, that the princess saw why Kitty had taken such a fancy to Varenka.
- Humblest, most candid of women! "No, no, no," she sighed, standing at the greenhouse door, "don't break--don't spoil"--what? Something infinitely wonderful.
- Gould, with her candid eyes very wide open, her lips composed into a smile, was steadying herself with a little bejewelled hand against the side of the door.
- I quietly made answer that, whatever might be the accusations lying heavily against me, I hoped to be able to explain them away by a candid avowal of the truth.
- He was an exceptionally good-humoured and candid youth, good-natured to the point of simplicity, though both depth and dignity lay concealed under that simplicity.
- He did not know what to say in the presence of this candid and perfect faith in a genius who came down nightly from Heaven to haunt the dressing-rooms at the Opera.
- He was nothing to look at; medium height, slim, light brown hair and no distinguishing features apart from a disarmingly candid gaze through one green and one brown eye.
- Many of them have been written by very candid and very intelligent people, who wrote nothing but what they believed, and for no other reason but because they believed it.
- In a candid moment with Doris Kearns Goodwin years afterward, Rose bitterly explained that Joe thought [the lobotomy] would help her, but it made her go all the way back.
- He was surprised; but after a few moments' silent consideration of her, replied in a calmer, graver tone, and as if the candid result of conviction, I believe you are right.
- Livingson, I am certain I have never encountered a man who was so willing to offer such honest and candid uncertainty regarding the disposition of his position and prominence.
- They related to each other, with candid faith in their illusions, all that love, youth, and the remains of childhood which still lingered about them, suggested to their minds.
- Mo showed me candid shots of Bryce Cooper competing in a statewide motorbike race, playing football with grandkids on the lawn of his enormous beam-and-glass-construction home.
- That she _had_ been happy was evident, for unhappiness leaves traces, and I've never seen an object quite so unmarked, quite so candid as Dolly's intelligent and charming brow.
- After clearing his throat to hide a smirk at her candid statement, Wickland leaned back in his chair and continued, Perhaps, Loraine, you could describe this other man to me.
