Sentence examples for even frankly from inspiring English sources

The director says that the bank's board had become obsessed with the low rating of its shares, even "frankly" discussing if Sir Fred was to blame.

I think the other parties are much more attuned to the idea that they are representing certain interests and they're in office to defend those interests – even, frankly, when it bumps up against rational policymaking.

Typical is this passage from the introduction to his best and most enduring book, "Desert Solitaire": "Much of this book will seem coarse, rude, bad-tempered, violently prejudiced, unconstructive -- even frankly antisocial in its point of view.

That's why the final cry of the Cooper Union speech is so suddenly uncompromising and even frankly warlike: "Let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith, let us, to the end, dare to do our duty as we understand it".

But it makes no attempt at this point to get the viewer to like, admire or even frankly care about him.This is a problem even after "Welcome to New York" picks up, and the plot gets going, with the alleged sexual assault in the hotel room, Devereaux's arrest, and the start of the trial.

How did you know that?!" Genuinely impressed and even frankly baffled!

There's even a Frankly Scarlett suite.

"There is a very strong undercurrent of disrespect for this area of research and perhaps even skepticism, frankly".

Even Labour frankly admitted in its manifesto that the 10% goal was "very unlikely to be met".

But the fascination that The Slap has engendered is about more than sales, hype or even its frankly dubious literary merits.

And even then, frankly, I find it hard to call a man old enough to be my father "Frank" or "Jim".