Candors [noun]

She was flushed and felt intoxicated with the sound of her own voice and the unaccustomed taste of candor.

The candor of Mrs. Pontellier's admission greatly pleased Mademoiselle Reisz.

I know his reputation for uncompromising candor, and love him for his bold, frank ways.

Several other books were also published by him, reflecting great honor upon his integrity, candor and faithfulness.

"The overland route does not lead directly through paradise, my dear Mrs. Stanley," admitted Coronado with insinuating candor.

His humility and patience were alike remarkable, and his sincerity and candor were as marked as his humility.

It is written with great simplicity, which unfortunately resembles candor.

Herodotus was the first to give dignity to history; nor in truthfulness, candor, and impartiality has he ever been surpassed.

Your goodness, candor, and sincerity preclude your suspecting in others either fraud or malignity.

By making the customary modest deprecatory remarks about Great Britain, they induced me to unbosom myself with honest candor.