Sentence examples for entirely frank from inspiring English sources
He isn't being entirely frank, however.
Vernon, as you'll have spotted, is entirely frank about the sorts of people his catalysed PRS would be for.
He has suggested, in short, that his own lawyers and executive-order drafters are not being entirely frank about what he is doing and intends to do.
Having seen the reviews, we can't rid ourselves of the pesky notion that the little rascals are not being entirely frank.
It would be understandable if they were reluctant to be entirely frank about what went wrong, given that the man they may want to criticise will still be in charge when it is over.
His bravura comments faithfully reported by Belarus's state-run news agency are unlikely to quell speculation, however, that Mr Lukashenko is not being entirely frank about the state of his health.
His Turing is utterly frank, entirely tactless, completely insufferable: people who do not have first-class minds, or are not likely to offer real assistance to those who have, are dismissed.
While Sanders and Clinton debate whether Dodd-Frank is sufficient to curb financial predation Republicans prefer to get rid of Dodd-Frank entirely.
The occasion for his speech was the unveiling of his new financial-reform plan, which would scrap Dodd-Frank entirely and replace it with a new regulatory regime.
The megabank strategy is to delay as much as possible until after the November election, while pouring money into the campaigns of Republicans who would like to roll back the Volcker Rule or even repeal Dodd-Frank entirely.
