Sentence examples for In all frankness from inspiring English sources

In all frankness, I have great concern about America's credibility and I care about how America is perceived.

"In all frankness, I am concerned about certain protectionist tendencies resurfacing in the EU... How wise it is that the European Commission invents an 'anti-Gazprom clause' to keep investments which are so needed for more efficient satisfaction of raising demand".

"When [Matt's] cleaned up, he's very handsome and, in all frankness, very well-endowed.

Yahoo's quarter was mixed, but in all frankness until Yahoo manages year-over-year top-line growth the company is little more than a declining cash flow lashed to equity in a foreign tech company.

Well, a New York Post article from last week quotes a retired detective as saying Matt is "very handsome and, in all frankness, very well endowed.

That's, in all frankness, extremely problematic considering the High Court is overpopulated with Ivy School pedigree, including one knucklehead who admits to throwing his Yale law degree in a waste basket.

In a year as governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie has captivated conservatives across the nation, with an in-your-face frankness and nonstop aggressiveness that few have seen from a chief executive.

I love, too, her extraordinary happy frankness in all things; that is, her courage.

In this study, frankness displayed in the transcripts particularly from other specialities and junior obstetric doctors reflected the ability of participants to focus on the interviewer's research rather than the clinical relationship to the participant with the interviewer.

What it lacks in cohesiveness it makes up in its frankness, its quick-pivoting angularities.

It may be that this autobiography is set down in sincerity, frankness, and simple effort.