She conveys that innocence with an emotional and physical candor.

As for emotional candor, the second stated goal of the Millennium March is for more homosexuals to come out.

Overexposed, off-center and fiercely unflattering, it is a picture of almost terrifying emotional candor.

Its popularity in Italy is understandable, since both its emotional and carnal candor are so potent.

The answer brought a glowering expression to her face, an emotional candor which he was not to appreciate until much later.

A little nerve-racking, too, is the new work's emotional candor.

There's a considerable emotional candor to the writing, but there's no sense of exhibitionism or mawkish self-revelation.

Her great virtue as a writer about horses is her emotional candor.

The "central conceptual strategy" of his work, Moody said, is that formal invention isn't "at some opposite end of the dialectic from emotional candor.

Compared with those earlier forays into autobiography, "At Home" demonstrates a marked leap forward in maturity and emotional candor.