unvarnished

I tell them the unvarnished truth, not what they want to hear.

One side of you might want to tell the unvarnished truth.

So I gave him the truth unvarnished, as you might say.

If you're man enough to handle the unvarnished truth about your health, read on.

It should be which candidate will tell the unvarnished truth to the American people.

The holidays may not be the best moment for unvarnished truth, however.

That was the unvarnished truth, whether he liked it or not.

"She will give the president advice unvarnished, and that's exactly what he wants."

To be sure, the computer industry's response to Dell has not been an unvarnished success.

Yet some former group members now have a distinctly unvarnished opinion of him.

For performers there can be no such thing as an unvarnished truth.

It took at least a year or two for my wife and me to be that unvarnished."

Today's remarks were the most unvarnished in a series of statements since then.

I insist that you provide her with it, unvarnished and complete.

About one thing, for once, Vivian had been telling the unvarnished truth.

But they said the President had made his point in unvarnished terms before a potentially huge audience.

Or the unvarnished truth of adult life that was facing them?

It was, once again, an astonishingly unvarnished window on the world.

The biography does not aim to tell the unvarnished truth, either.

Or you can give children access to the unvarnished reality of computing and let them figure it out.

But being nasty (or maybe just telling the unvarnished truth) is not his way.

That is the simple, unvarnished fact today: it no longer serves any purpose at all!

From now on, the Emperor wants us to give our students the plain, unvarnished truth.

Like his music, my book is about manhood, raw and unvarnished.

Very few people can stand the whole, complete, unvarnished truth."