unhypocritical

Only then will our faith be sincere (anupokritos, unhypocritical).

That, he has told himself for years, is because he is honest, unhypocritical, a man of superior intelligence who maintains standards.

In parallel, a Panethnic unhypocritical economic synergy and harmonization in a democratic climate is basic.

He was, moreover, admirably unhypocritical about his motives in throwing in his lot with Packer: "I did it for Tony Greig first, and for my family.

In 1915, Van Wyck Brooks described the nation's "quite unclouded, quite unhypocritical assumption of transcendent theory ('high ideals')" and its "simultaneous acceptance of catchpenny realities."

Commercial calculation, for what may be the first time in film history, emerges as a force for good - a refreshingly unhypocritical attitude on the part of Mr. Hancock, who clearly sees no contradiction between his love for nature and his affection for show business.