The first was what I might call her physical candour.

After all, they ask, who benefits from such reckless candour?

I have meant to tell you this for some time: candour required such a statement earlier.

First, Russia's welcome but limited candour about the past has to be continued.

They have two qualities I love - clarity and candour.

Parliament is very keen to support you, but we need candour in order to do it.

He was surprised at her candour, and it must have shown in his expression.

He straightened up and looked with an air of respectful candour at the others.

When she spoke it was with a kind of childlike candour.

A little more candour as to the destination would be welcomed, George.

Even more candour, next time, Kelly, the amount included here is very welcome.

Candour wasn't something he'd looked for here, weakness still less.

For an instant we were on the verge of a dangerous candour.

The theme of the Journals candour has been taken up by many later critics.

It was said with such an appalling candour that I felt almost sick.

Ask a friend to observe your performance and to report to you on it with ruthless candour.

She told him about herself with an engaging candour.

Father Brown seemed rather to like the saturnine candour of the soldier.

"One would expect candour from a public authority, particularly before a high court judge.

He was, however, driven later to make admissions which at least showed a certain lack of candour.

There's a sense of maturity about his candour, which is good news."

I said laughingly, yet thrilled with the candour of her words.

Let me return the candour with which he spoke to me directly.

All we want now is a certain candour in that matter in this debate.

"You have no debts to me," she said, with the old, large candour.

I know no better means than to act with candor.

"But the time has come with all candor to talk about the other side of the problem."

How often do you come across that kind of candor?

I would say at this point, candor is the best course.

She looked back with eyes that were all hope and candor.

Neither is there candor, and here I may be of some use.

We will talk as one man to another, with complete candor.

But in all candor I ought to bring out something else.

Then, in a moment of candor, I changed the subject.

"I do not know how this happened," the general said in a moment of candor.

The public debate would be better served by more candor.

But those who think women need a model for candor on this point are simply out of touch.

But he did at times in both countries offer slightly more candor.

But cancer, and his own candor, have kept him on the front page ever since.

In your new spirit of candor, what do you have to say about that?

But some staff members said they were relieved by his candor.

"In candor, I must say that no one can know for certain."

From one view, her candor could be seen as refreshing.

And his very real need for her own perfect candor, which was perhaps the best quality she could offer him.

Still, I have only answered your question, and with candor.

There is another reason for what you might call Chicago's historical candor.

How could she doubt him when he spoke with such candor?

The other set - the political team - pressed for early candor.

Either way, this book makes potent use of their candor.

The issue in today's politics is not morality but candor.

The first was what I might call her physical candour.

Candour wasn't something he'd looked for here, weakness still less.

After all, they ask, who benefits from such reckless candour?

I have meant to tell you this for some time: candour required such a statement earlier.

First, Russia's welcome but limited candour about the past has to be continued.

He was surprised at her candour, and it must have shown in his expression.

For an instant we were on the verge of a dangerous candour.

They have two qualities I love - clarity and candour.

Even more candour, next time, Kelly, the amount included here is very welcome.

A little more candour as to the destination would be welcomed, George.

When she spoke it was with a kind of childlike candour.

"One would expect candour from a public authority, particularly before a high court judge.

Parliament is very keen to support you, but we need candour in order to do it.

He straightened up and looked with an air of respectful candour at the others.

'But you speak to me with such candour that I cannot prevent myself from doing the same.

At once Sixsmith showed himself to be a person of some candour.

To be sure, top of the morning kutting edge candour.

He was, however, driven later to make admissions which at least showed a certain lack of candour.

It was said with such an appalling candour that I felt almost sick.

She was still perfectly intact, deeply religious, and full of beautiful candour.

Ask a friend to observe your performance and to report to you on it with ruthless candour.

The theme of the Journals candour has been taken up by many later critics.

There's a sense of maturity about his candour, which is good news."

She told him about herself with an engaging candour.

I said laughingly, yet thrilled with the candour of her words.