Sentence examples for always frank from inspiring English sources
The mattress people I met there in August were affable, relaxed and, as always, frank about their industry's challenges.
With fears rising that a Zika outbreak in the US is highly likely, worried parents-to-be have clicked on to Hartley's site to read her always frank and often funny observations about raising children with microcephaly.
I asked him once, 'What do you see in me?,' and he laughed and said, 'You're not boring like most people.' " Brian Clarke, a London artist and the executor of the Bacon estate who was with Mr. Edwards when he died, told The Daily Telegraph last year that Mr. Edwards's attraction to Bacon was that he was always frank.
I should say Den Watts but it was always Frank, really".
But even though those on the left also often fail to appreciate it, the conversations therein should sometimes be comforting, sometimes serious, sometimes intellectually or emotionally uncomfortable, ideally enlightening and, hopefully, always frank.
Always frank about his fondness for occasional recreational drugs and more regular drams of whisky, in 2003 he published Raw Spirit: In Search of the Perfect Dram, a travelogue distilling his pleasure in malt whisky and its history.
"If you look at his form, it was always franked.
The conversations I had with women were always refreshingly frank.
Hitler had always been frank about his intentions.
Our dialogues have always been, frank, direct, genuine.
He had always been frank, leaving himself open to charges of callousness.
