Sentence examples similar to Frankly admitting termination from inspiring English sources

Mr McCain frankly admits he doesn't.

All of these crimes he has frankly admitted.

It is, as she will frankly admit, nothing special.

Now he frankly admits that Germany is at war.

The school officials frankly admitted that was the choice.

The sixth Labour health spokesman in five years frankly admits that he does not have a blueprint for change.

Luke Syson, the National Gallery's curator for the show, frankly admits to "critical distrust, embarrassment and neglect".

She frankly admitted her "strong attraction" to Nathan, and was coy about joining him on "the path of intrigue".

At the anniversary celebrations, even the federal Aboriginal Affairs Minister, Nigel Scullion, frankly admitted that little had changed in 30 years.

The regional situation has helped him, as he quite frankly admitted in a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal.

So now Russia wants the EU and Japan to cough up in some form, as Mr Tsikhanov frankly admitted.