Sentence examples for found frankly from inspiring English sources
The behaviour of Valentine's managers was, the judge found, "frankly perverse".
Paul Thurston, the former head of HSBC's offices in Mexico, said that when he arrived in Mexico in 2007 the problems he found "frankly took my breath away".
One might not have agreed with her views, but Clarissa's flagrant disregard for other people's offence - in a world full of demanded apologies - I found frankly appealing.
Consumers devote 26 times less of their time choosing an annuity than they do Christmas shopping, insurer Aviva's research has found – frankly I'm surprised so much time is spent on an annuity.
He too is an outsider, but more existentially so, as he is displaced within his own society: he's a member of a fringe sect, the Handdarata (whose dark disciplines I found, frankly, sexy); exiled from his hearth due to forbidden incestuous love; and banished from his homeland and wrongly branded a traitor.
He said: "Some of the things I found frankly took my breath away".
That Carlsen still hasn't peaked he finds "frankly terrifying".
Neglect of unemployment: This charge, which Paul Krugman repeated in his column today, I find frankly mystifying.
"The idea that any serious British politician can in any way invoke that memory, I find – frankly, I had better contain my language.
"I find frankly incredible the idea that you would not understand that this amendment would put doctors at risk".
"I find frankly incredible the idea that you would not understand that this amendment would put doctors at risk". "Doctors were murdered for this, and yet you were not aware of that at all?" asked Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.).
