Sentence examples for In frankness from inspiring English sources

In frankness, the weak King offering was a negative for other public technology companies, as well.

The last review that Orwell wrote before his death was of "Their Finest Hour," and, in it, he saw reasons to praise Churchill's work, writing, "It is fair to Winston Churchill to say that the political reminiscences which he has published from time to time have always been a great deal above the average, in frankness as well as in literary quality.

And in frankness Bitcoin has been on a slow deflate tip all year.

Friend of TechCrunch Matt Rosoff did a fine job today detailing the bull case for Box, that its growth rates are impressive, and that, in frankness, its enterprise activity is performing well.

Chief executive Nick Moberly told the BBC the hospital had "dealt with" the immediate problems, adding: "I'm really grateful to them for having highlighted an issue that in frankness, the trust hadn't had on its radar until then".

Later, he accused the scientists involved of "lacking in candour and frankness as to the validity of their conclusions".

I have never met anyone in whom frankness and delicacy combined in the way they did in Elizabeth.

His words signified little in the broader context of two other far more significant utterances in the past three weeks which – in their frankness and fullness – have revealed Pellegrini to be a man on the ropes, struggling to make any headway at City and needing to defend himself and his philosophy to the hilt.

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

"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".

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