Príklady candid

• The text's investigative nature and candid review of research should set readers on the path toward reflective practice.

• It seems that there were two words spelled candied and candid, and the problem was to prove that they were different words.

• She makes candid remarks that are unheard, as if she were speaking a foreign tongue.

• It is refreshing to read such candid discussion of the problems and complications that all too often accompany these conditions.

• She found younger students more honest in their comments than teenagers, who were wanting peer approval and therefore might avoid a straight and candid response.

• On the contrary, chapter 4 is extremely carefully argued, sometimes verging on the rhetorical, but always clear and candid.

• Earlier in this century psychology was less organized and consolidated in these ways, and it was thus more vulnerable to the candid deployment of reflexivity.

• The idea of completely candid or purely respondent pain behavior driven entirely by nociception, is an illusion created by experimental pain research.

• This startlingly candid speech thus reinforces the conclusions reached throughout this paper.

• More unusually, they would also find a candid consideration of the cost of these extra mechanisms, to the analysis and to the model more generally.

• Behind the front page: a candid look at how the news is made.

• The notice spoke of the desirability of free and candid discussion, but warned that completely open membership would only lead to anarchy.

• He is candid about how the cancer affected her life and relationships with others, including himself.

• Or is it based on a candid assessment of political expertise?

• Candid characterization of the law and faithful application of the law require careful attention to this content.