Sentence examples for a frank interview from inspiring English sources
In a frank interview with Motorsport.com, Wolff, the Mercedes chief, described the tension between his drivers as the team's "biggest weakness".
In a frank interview last week in Damascus, Rami Makhlouf, Syria's most powerful businessman and a confidant and childhood friend of Mr. Assad, warned the international community against imposing pressure on the Syrian government.
Then in a frank interview on Thursday, Mr. Zuma said that he had been circumcised and had encouraged his sons to undergo the procedure, which can reduce a man's risk of contracting H.I.V. by more than half.
By giving such a frank interview in a magazine based in New York she has also given another very clear signal that she is intent on running for the Senate.
In a frank interview with the BBC, which highlights deep misgivings within the Labour party about its prospects north of the border, Blunkett warned of a "dangerous" situation as Scottish voters closed their ears to rational arguments.
The first of those great forces would, of course, be the US, but unfortunately the words of President Barack Obama in a frank interview with the New York Times in August 2014 were already looking prophetic.
Before his death, last year, the Archbishop of Milan, Carlo Maria Martini, another prominent Jesuit, left a shockingly frank interview as a kind of spiritual testament, which was published in Corriere della Sera.
The boyfriend was knocked unconscious and the young men, all of whom have been convicted of rape and murder, proceeded to "teach Jyoti a lesson," as Mukesh, the driver of the bus, put it in a remarkably frank interview from his jail cell.
In a remarkably frank interview in the Guardian four years ago, he was eager to discuss his problems lucidly.
In a remarkably frank interview, Goldsmith was critical of the government on several fronts and gave a personal insight into the way the government operates.
Speaking in a very frank interview published in the Argentine weekly "Viva", the Pope drew on his personal experiences to come up with his own lifestyle guide with a humble, anti-consumerist twist.
