candidness

You either like its candidness or want nothing to do with it.

The producers found his candidness appealing and perfect for the role.

She's taken aback but all the more impressed by his candidness.

"I'm not just concerned about profit, Major," he said with a touch of candidness.

The frail hands opened in a gesture of mock candidness.

McCoy sat back in surprise, her candidness catching him off guard.

"If you're not used to it, his candidness catches you off guard.

The musical was "universally praised for its candidness and honesty."

What friendships did he have that required complete candidness?

The allure of the paparazzi photograph lies in its supposed candidness.

"Well," he responded in the same spirit of candidness, "it was worth a try."

Tina did so, and was examined by them, with the candidness accorded a female slave.

But they had talked with rare candidness, in total empathy, one with the other, for that short night.

He is known for his candidness on issues of critical concern to the country and his unconventional lifestyle.

"I was as shocked by his candidness as I see you are.

His candidness, and the apparent maturity it revealed, surprised and amused her.

Jriba was surprised, though not by Data's candidness - she'd been exposed to that before.

It'd be nice (though maybe not likely) to hear the same candidness from the IP rights holders as well.

With candidness the author probes the relationships of a group of middle-aged friends who spend a weekend in a country house.

Then her expression changed to her usual forthright candidness.

Scotty's level of candidness depended heavily on Ross's reaction, so he observed intently.

We were both astounded by her candidness.

Combs' uninspiring speeches and candidness about the need for more state revenue cost him the primary election.

Larsen is known for his honesty and candidness in interviews concerning his personal life.

Documentary photography can be candid, but street photography is defined by its candidness.