Sentence examples for be frank when we from inspiring English sources

"To be frank, when we told [the government] that the native women of Canada wanted to work with them to see what we can do together, they didn't respect or take into consideration our expertise," Audette said.

Sure, we deplore the morality or criminality of it all but let's be frank, when it comes to PRESIDENTIAL scandals -- they're just the best!

They said it made you forget, but it was worse afterwards, to be frank, when it all came back.

And – let's be frank – when those others have a financial stake in an early, cheap death, they will value the patient's life less.

Mike Konczal, who co-authored another careful critique, wrote To be frank, when I dug into the Alesina and Ardagna paper and finally understood the work their 1.5% primary deficit reduction was doing I wandered around stunned for a day or two.

Still, the Mets remain in fourth place, and Collins was frank when asked to evaluate how his team had performed.

Manager Terry Collins was frank when asked if reliever Tim Byrdak's injury — a torn anterior capsule in his pitching shoulder, which could require surgery — was caused by the manner in which he was used this year.

All I was interested in was finding the nearest toilet.' Though a Blair loyalist, Curtis-Thomas is frank when it comes to talking about the downside of working in Parliament and, for her, there are plenty of downsides.

He was frank when quizzed by journalists covering the conference, saying the "buck stops with me".

Petrovic was frank when asked if he would step down from the side seeded 21st in the world.

Employees are in the process of being moved to a contract-based model, though Bordainick was frank when he said that it might not be the right model for everyone.