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candor

[kan-der] / ˈkæn dər /


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Her candor offers rare visibility into a disability that often progresses quietly and privately for millions.

From Salon

“In other words, defendant has a history of itinerancy, firearms possession, and lack of candor with law enforcement, all exacerbating his risk of flight,” Lasher wrote.

From Seattle Times

His duke is a spasm of nervous tics and shifty glances, of unctuous charm and feigned candor.

From New York Times

In “Rebel Rising,” which Simon & Schuster released on Tuesday, Wilson details her struggles with food addiction and writes with disarming candor about intimate episodes from her life.

From New York Times

I asked, looking for candor on a subject that has been something of an obstacle for nonprofit theaters struggling to evolve institutionally and culturally.

From Los Angeles Times