to be quite honest about it in English

with hand upon heart, honestly, between you and me, if we could speak openly for a moment

Use "to be quite honest about it" in a sentence

1. To be honest, her singing was quite dreadful.

2. And we probably need, well, we probably need a cowboy to be quite honest.

3. It even helps them to be honest.

4. To be honest, it was relatively painless.

5. So be honest and specific about details.

6. It pays to be honest with the taxman.

7. * What does it mean to be completely honest?

8. You owe it to yourself and the possible misdiagnosis of your life to be honest about exactly how you feel.

9. This magazine explains why it is practical to be honest.”

10. Be honest about any prejudices that might be implanted in your mind.

11. Be honest with them about your history and your struggles.

12. Don't eat noisily or slurp while drinking. If these habits prove difficult to change, be open and honest about it.

13. Will there be more Slasher Animatronics? To be honest I am thinking about making at least 4

14. We must be honest and unprejudiced as we attempt to analyze it.

15. It would be quite wrong in thinking about the economics of socialist countries to focus exclusively on inefficiency.

16. 18 She's quite vague, even evasive about it.

17. We know her to be honest.

18. We should profile Muslims, or anyone who looks like he or she could Conceivably be Muslim, and we should be honest about it.

19. If you had just been honest about who you are, nobody'd be able to run you.

20. To be honest, I left Bi Tianhao.

21. 8 They implied him to be honest.

22. He says: “Even in a permissive business environment, it is possible to be honest.

23. To be honest, my heart was in my business—it was my greatest love.

24. Come on, be honest.

25. Can the Poor Afford to Be Honest?