Sentence examples for Less frank from inspiring English sources

The report, at least the public version, is even less frank about the myriad failings of the Afghan government and its erratic leader, President Hamid Karzai.

Buoyed by the response on the streets, he was none the less frank about the election challenge he faced as the campaign swing drew to a close.

For a time I did wish that I had been less frank about myself in my memoir, The Boy with the Topknot.

They're what happens whenever the Very Noisy Man realises his civil servants – exponents of "a culture of secrecy and good news" – have been less frank than he would have wished.

Produced by the cash-strapped independent Allied Artists, the film employs a minimally rendered period setting to provide cover for a more or less frank admiration (at least, up until the last reel) of youth in revolt: teenagers with tommy guns.

But Montazeri, who was supposed to succeed the leader of the 1979 revolution, Ayatollah Khomeini, until he issued an open letter condemning the mass murder of political prisoners in 1988, has been in more or less frank opposition to Khamenei for decades.

He's never less than frank, funny company on the page.

But then things stalled as North Korea proved less than frank about its programmes.

Any suggestion that scientists are being less than frank will shred their credibility.

Where Boris was less than frank, that was what could not be sustained".

Tells about Mr. Wilson's campaign issues: his references to the country's economic situation were rather less than frank.