He spoke an hour and a half with great fairness, great apparent candor, and with wonderful interest.

McNamara, with apparent candor, broke in:

Directly a servant departs, we all know, tongues tied before are loosened to gain our favor by apparent candor.

He stated with apparent candor that he had bent the whole energies of his soul to the destruction of Genl.

Bayard Taylor, when United States minister at Berlin, was amazed and confounded by his freedom of speech and apparent candor.

One paper* characterized his speech as one of "great fairness," delivered with "great apparent candor and wonderful interest.

Martin spoke with so much apparent candor that he was half inclined to believe the man's story concerning Toglet's mental condition.

He is plausible, though not over civil; is artful, has a glaring eye, a down look, speaks low, and with apparent candor and coolness.

"Nope," declared Tip, in all apparent candor.