Sentence examples for because he frankly from inspiring English sources

Higgins was able to enlist support, in part, because he frankly acknowledged his amateur status.

In 1855 he published his autobiography, The Life of P.T. Barnum, Written by Himself; and because he frankly revealed some of the deceits he had employed, he was harshly taken to task by the majority of critics.

Don't spend half the match chanting against past players and bitching about the owner, because he frankly doesn't care what people who haven't got a few quid in the bank have to say.

Quite a few books at home remain uncracked because he frankly refuses to believe that the experience will be as good as reading "Cars and Trucks and Things That Go" for the nth time, but he'll go for the library books.

Because he frankly acknowledges the hardship to come, and intervenes with God's help and Pharaoh's backing, the productive years will sustain Egypt and the surrounding world, even Joseph's own family, during hard times.

Once your child has mastered Elmo's Potty Time (let me know how it ends if you watch it all the way through, I stopped at Earl the fruit guy because he quite frankly creeped me out), give Kindersay a whirl.

The day after DOMA cleared the House, White House press secretary Mike McCurry referred to it as "gay baiting pure and simple," but also said Clinton would sign it if it didn't change radically before it reached his desk because "he believes frankly that the underlying position in the bill is right".

You hesitate to compare him to Bruce Springsteen – because, frankly, he wishes – but on Glorious You and Get Better he somehow nails Springsteen's old trick of making music that can connect with a vast crowd without sounding unbearably bombastic.

No need to worry whether Depp minds all this chatter about his waning career though because frankly, he "doesn't give a f**k".

What's missing is any clue why Gleason was able to advance in spite of his personality, because, frankly, he wasn't that funny, at least not in the bits seen here.

Shorenstein's most prominent properties, like the Bank of America tower on California Street in San Francisco and the John Hancock Center in Chicago, tend to be closed, he said, "because, frankly, the tenants liked that".