Preposition: about

• reason: The Minister has been very candid about the reasons why the arrangement has been made in this way.

• thing: In a number of cases the authors are candid about the things that went wrong as well as the successes.

Modifies a noun

• portrait: Market places and busy streets are ideal places to capture candid portraits.

• shot: Do you want formal pictures, candid shots or both?

• photography: This isn't practical for candid photography or handheld cameras.

• interview: In a candid interview with the Times, Bull said: " I learned a lot from the Lawton fight.

• admission: That was the way of " fly on the wall " : a candid admission.

• camera: See all stories on this topic Taipei Times - Smile, you're on candid camera - .. .

Modifying Another Word

• refreshingly: Thorpe is refreshingly candid about himself, without ever getting in the way.

• remarkably: And the text is remarkably candid about the way to achieve success.

• unusually: The HL was unusually candid about its reliance on policy and principle as well as precedent.

• quite: The Government have been quite candid on this point.

• very: He also took the moment to be very candid about his divorce from wife Yvette.

• so: Can you in your wildest dreams imagine the Times being so candid in the same position?