Sentence examples for frank debates from inspiring English sources

Ed Balls, the former schools secretary under Labour, accused Gove of being unwilling to have frank debates with him.

The Pope certainly got the frank debate he wanted.

"I think they need to have a frank debate.

The European idea has suffered from an absence of frank debate.

In our mixed society, there is another obstacle to open and frank debate.

We owe a frank debate and concrete action to the victims of discrimination, intolerance and racism.

"Our culture discourages open, frank debate among G.M. executives in the pursuit of problem resolution".

Parliament held a frank debate last week – but here and today is neither the time nor the place.

The debate was conducted under the Chatham House rule, which allows remarks to be reported without attribution to encourage a frank debate.

The debate was sponsored by Wolff Olins, and all comments were made without attribution under the Chatham House rule in order to encourage a frank debate.

"What I feel is really missing is a frank debate about the issues... but also the choices that should be being made about what we prioritise".