| 词汇 | example_english_honest |
| 释义 | Examples of honestThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Yet, growing into old age has taught me to be honest with myself. It might have been useful in this theological text to be honest about the ways in which religion might be destructive to human wellbeing. Many readers may find this too vague and nondirective a conclusion, but it may also be the most honest and potentially motivational conclusion available. In the crucial issues of rhetorical cogency, expressive adequacy, and honest intent, such tools have no place. Truth telling is an important principle of medical ethics because honest communication shows respect, it promotes an effective therapeutic relationship, and it preserves trust. For some people, they give correct change because they are honest, because they care about fairness, and so on. The role of honest broker in negotiations between loquacious opponents, however, was not to the ambassador's liking. His call for "honest" taxes operated on the premise that his opponents would flinch before the prospect of a divisive debate about transparent taxes. Lastly, sincerity (being honest, speaking from the heart, etc.) is a positive trait that rock critics commonly cite. The disagreement here is confined to the author's open and honest reductionism. Both sides may be perfectly honest, both may wish to tell the truth and the whole truth. And yet, if the moderates were morally narrow and shortsighted, they were also morally honest. This awkward piece, gangling and almost painfully honest in its criticism, was, so to speak, 'disappeared'. Here is a painful and painfully honest account of how easily a project can fail to meet its own expectations. To be honest, it is hard to say - they actually give little attention to offering constructive alternatives, or routes to achieving them. They knew that they were, if not more intellectually honest, then certainly more intellectually shrewd than their predecessors. A question is whether conditioning loans to honest governments on the rate of resource extraction can be beneficial for lenders. Yet only by inserting themselves and their positions into the larger structures could the organizers offer an honest picture of power relations and hierarchies. This might not be the archaeology that state authorities love to fund; it is too honest for that. Thus, for any given level of emissions, truthful revelation occurs if the costs to the firm associated with corruption exceed those from honest revelation. Only by reading between the lines can residency directors glean an honest appraisal from these missives. This change in perception might, in turn, convince all parties that honest, open discussion of outstanding issues has a decent chance of repaying the effort. Coupled with the volume's empirical breadth, this cautious optimism helps make the authors' arguments both honest and valuable. Under certain conditions, however, an attribute's link with heritable fitness can remain honest and stable. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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