A thick skin is still required in many countries, especially in Asia, where there is a huge emphasis on membership of a group as an extension of the family and the lone Westerner tucking in to a plate of noodles is frankly considered a little odd.
The visual fidelity is frankly stunning considering you're working with a completely untethered connection, and it's good enough that you can watch YouTube and other videos very enjoyably.
Were it not for the protocols of translation and culturalism that filter the reception and recognition of Chinese literature, it would be simply impossible to imagine that work by an author of this caliber we consider her to be, frankly, without peer could remain relatively unknown to global readers of world literature in English.
Aggregated statistics may be, frankly, misleading.
Her fellow co-founder, Guardian writer Ellie Mae O'Hagan, said: "The underrepresentation of women in the Press Awards shortlist this year is frankly astonishing, especially considering how much attention has been paid to the diversity of shortlists of other award ceremonies".
The Obama Administration tweeted it happily, but some union supporters didn't like it; Karl Rove, of all people, said, "I was frankly offended" — brave, considering the growl with which Eastwood said, "This country can't be knocked out with one punch.
The slow jobs growth in May is not surprising, frankly, considering the economic contraction occurring in Europe and even in China.
While I know that the cheating scandals may be considered important, I'm frankly a bit disappointed that this is the focus because the cheating scandal doesn't really matter in terms of the students and their futures, which should always be the focus of anything related to education.
Here's what I think: Certain words and concepts are frankly unavoidable when we come to consider the Holocaust: Ghetto.
