Definitionn. the quality of being honest and straightforward in attitude and speech
Last update: June 12, 2015
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He admitted all his mistakes with candour. [Please select]
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As was written of him in The Times after his death, "his personal character carried immense weight, but his great position depended still more on the universally recognized fact that his belief in Christian truth and his defence of it were supported by learning as solid and comprehensive as could be found anywhere in Europe, and by a temper not only of the utmost candour but of the highest scientific capacity. [Please select]
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'They disturb me horribly,' said the Marquess, with Italian candour. [Please select]
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But Mr Spivin wore an expression of seraphic candour. [Please select]
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"Quite so," Svidrigaïlov smiled with engaging candour. [Please select]
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Is this candour--or deception. [Please select]
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"Dearest lady, believe me, I respect your candour." [Please select]
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She is an impressionable young person and yet one of remarkable candour. [Please select]
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Jessie, with a candour that caused revolving Rose to stop in dismay. [Please select]
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Something in the entire candour of the words touched him. [Please select]
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He was indifferent to reviews, but here his historical knowledge and his candour had been challenged. [Please select]
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