Sentence examples for frank look from inspiring English sources
I had forgotten that frank look of baffled incredulity.
The novel takes a frank look at a working-class man caught in an unhappy marriage.
Most of that speech was a brutally frank look into the causes of the Muslim world's decline.
Coming of Age – described as a "frank look" at teenage life, but called the "worst sitcom ever" by one critic.
Montclair State University's go-getting Peak Performances series presents Lloyd Newson's "To Be Straight with You," a frank look at contemporary homophobia and its ties to religion.
It is a frank look at the global human-trafficking industry, which is the fastest growing criminal industry in the world.
Marketing departments have stopped spending money building virtual stores that no one will ever visit; the company's CEO Philip Rosedale has stepped down to concentrate on his career as a professional Ze Frank look-alike (Google Image Search: Ze Frank; Rosedale) and now Eric "Reuters" Krangel has abandoned his post saying that "the buzz is gone".
To be frank, looking over what's to come doesn't inspire much confidence.
I was, to be frank, looking forward to the idea of getting smashed with Jay McInerney.
Andrew Haigh, the British director who made his name with frank looks at fleeting gay relationships in Greek Pete and Weekend, and then on HBO's Looking, has won much acclaim at the Berlin film festival for a sober take on a long-standing heterosexual marriage.
However, since there weren't many cougars present – besides media, the only other students were a group of eight ladies who, to be frank, looked less like Courtney Cox and more like Denny's waitresses Lucia asked her own questions.
