"We have not been frank enough with our allies".
Will today's politicians ever be frank enough to tell them?* "Globalisation and Europe: Prospering in the New Whirled Order".
Prince Saud had been frank enough to confess to Hillary that camels were ugly, so I wondered if he'd say the same about Ahmadinejad's crazy rants.
Unlike most designers, though, he is frank enough to admit his choices are conceived with a budget — his own and the consumer's — in mind.
Until now, this lot have not been prominent (or, in the case of the quietly libertarian Mr Farage, frank) enough to melt the socially conservative glue holding the first and second UKIPs together.
'I Surrendered Myself' "He was the first person frank enough to tell me that I had talent but that I was wasting it — that I was going nowhere, doing nothing," Mr. Shankar said.
He said of Eric Idle: "[He] was frank enough to acknowledge that he now disliked Mr Forstater, but he expressed the hope that, in his evidence, he was being honest and that his dislike did not affect his honesty.
Who would be frank enough to warn that my husband might exchange me for a younger woman unless I forced him to buy me jewels so expensive it would be impossible for him to leave both me and the gems behind?
