Sentence examples for a frankness from inspiring English sources

They spoke with a frankness born of friendship.

But Øyehaug proceeds with a simplicity and a frankness that quickly charm.

Both penetrate George's carapace, bringing out a frankness and vulnerability he's tried to ­conceal.

They spoke to the nation with a frankness and familiarity that politicians could only envy".

Lyrically, much of "cê" is unabashedly carnal, with a frankness that pushes toward vulgarity.

Nixon's subjects are traditional, too: he photographs people, often his family, with a frankness that is never dispassionate.

There is a frankness to these women, there was a real loneliness, and they were quite shy".

Written primarily for the writer's use alone, the diary has a frankness that is unlike writing done for publication.

He favours a frankness of language perhaps only matched by his fictional fellow citizen, Sir Les Patterson.

Most significant, he was able to talk about Carl Morgain with a frankness he never before displayed.

The images have a simplistic depth and a frankness, qualities that Tillmans considers an implicit aspect of portraiture photography.