Word: candidness
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...Your candid, responsible, unbiased description of an age-old affliction now reaching epidemic proportions in American society will encourage many problem drinkers to seek early treatment. While it is true that there is no miracle cure, alcoholics can and do stop drinking. Self-recognition of incipient alcoholism is an important first step in this process...
...grave and tell his tale, despite the silence imposed on him by the men who had forced him into retirement. This week TIME presents the first of two sets of excerpts from a forthcoming volume of memoirs in which Khrushchev makes good on his prophecy. He emerges as a candid, pungent and uniquely qualified commentator on recent Soviet history...
...field." Unfortunately for the Army platoon, any team which expects to knock off the Crimson must have at least some semblance of a field contigent. "We don't have anything in the long jump and triple jump, and the high jump should be no problem for Harvard," a candid Crowell said...
Kissinger is usually candid and understands the role of the press...
...writer may indulge in mythological and literary allusions or publish candid profiles of personalities. Otten noted that no other newspaper would call presidential advisor Charles Colson a "hatchet man" months before his reputation blossomed during the summer Senate hearings. He also mentioned a profile piece on a Congressman that called the representative a "hack...