Rare is the politician who can speak honestly about immigration.
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She should speak honestly about Europe's illusions, past and present.
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No. The disqualifier is his failure to speak honestly about it.
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It gave her enough distance and control to speak honestly about herself.
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We need to speak honestly about these issues in order to address them.
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It's about silencing dissent & making us afraid to speak honestly about tech & power.
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They're eager to speak honestly about their lives, as long as they are treated with dignity.
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Respondents' unwillingness to speak honestly about their support for Mr. Trump may have also been a factor.
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"Too bad they won't write and speak honestly about it," he said, referencing what he called a political movement.
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It's vital that you find a way to speak honestly about the feelings of vulnerability lurking beneath this dispute.
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Fitness influencer Anna Victoria is known to speak honestly about her body, and now she's opening up about her cellulite.
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He said he has tried to speak honestly about race in ways that he hoped would help people reach solutions.
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They found it easier to speak honestly about the things that had been bothering them, their small frictions and everyday annoyances.
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If we want to stop discrimination, harassment, and unethical decisionmaking, we need to end retaliation against the people who speak honestly about these problems.
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She has no clue, in my opinion, what radical Islam is and she won't speak honestly about it if she does in fact know.
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And yet, inexplicably, Andrew Yang is currently the only presidential candidate willing to speak honestly about the magnitude of the coming challenge and to propose solutions.
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Political tribalism is rotting American politics; it needs more people who reject partisan zeal and can speak honestly about their own side's blind spots and defects.
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"Precisely because trans-Atlantic relations are so important, it is imperative to speak honestly about the differences we have," Peter Wittig, Germany's ambassador to Washington, said.
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"If we want to stop discrimination, harassment, and unethical decision making, we need to end retaliation against the people who speak honestly about these problems," the organizers wrote.
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Of all Obama's myriad security misconceptions, his unwillingness to speak honestly about the specific challenges of radicalization in the Islamic world was the most bizarre and self-defeating.
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"I hope that we will not mince words and speak honestly about our disagreements as well as about our common interests and values," Ischinger said in a statement.
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Democrats cannot be afraid to look into the camera and speak honestly about the problems our country faces or the solutions that need to be put in place to solve them.
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As even the Times acknowledged in its article last month, Republicans in Congress remain unwilling to speak honestly about the existential threat global warming poses to humanity and the natural world.
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" Costa spoke out again in a press release yesterday: "Now is a time when we need to have Communications policies that let us speak honestly about our company's role in the climate crisis.
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The 40 years since "Roots" have underscored how uncommon it still is to have black actors, culture and history featured in a major television production and how difficult it is to speak honestly about slavery.
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So if nothing else, there should be a bipartisan commission like the one we chartered after 9/11, with the resources necessary to learn what happened and the independence to speak honestly about what it finds.
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The real danger lies in fostering an air of hostility between the two sides, leaving scientists afraid to speak honestly about the religious and ethical consequences of their work out of concerns of professional reprisal or ridicule.
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He acknowledged that anger, fear and other kinds of hurt are part of the human repertoire and that children need to learn to speak honestly about those feelings, and to trust the people they share them with.
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"Having removed the shadow of history from our relationship, I must speak honestly about the things that I believe, the things that we as Americans believe," Mr. Obama said in his speech on Tuesday, addressing the Cuban people.
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Similarly, as the truth continues to emerge about the sordid story of Russia's aggressive attacks against American democracy, the American people soon and historians in the longer term will harshly judge the absurd and ridiculous failure of Trump to think clearly and speak honestly about Putin and Russia.
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"It seems President Obama will end his tenure as he began it, caving in to pressure from Turkey and betraying his commitment to speak honestly about the Armenian Genocide," Armenian National Committee of America Executive Director Aram Hamparian said in a statement Thursday, before the White House issued the presidential statement. Rep.
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That Jews are hated and need to protect themselves? > That's the founding premise of the Anti-Defamation League itself ... > Richardson, who was a popular player in Israel during his NBA exile years, > is guilty of nothing more than free speech. Even if his observations were > wrong--which they are not--there's nothing at all insulting about them. What > is insulting is the notion that you can't speak honestly about Jews without > getting into trouble.
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Peggy becomes alienated after separate fights with her boyfriend Abe and a client. Roger and Jane take LSD with a group of intellectuals, altering how they see the world and allowing them to speak honestly about their marriage. Don and Megan leave the office and take an impromptu road trip to Plattsburgh, New York, which doesn't turn out as planned after Megan becomes aggrieved with how Don treats her. "Far Away Places" was watched by 2.6 million viewers and achieved 0.9 million viewers in the key 18–49 demographic.
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