Sentence examples for frank man from inspiring English sources

He wants to talk to Frank, man to man.

In December, President Obama said, of Frank, "Man, this guy's getting a lot of stuff done".

I find a seat next to a refreshingly frank man who has been left shaky from a stroke.

Blige has a robust, dark voice, and… Begob, and the truth would not be played false were a frank man to say that Flann O'Brien, born Brian O'Nolan in Strabane, Ulster, in… Drawing on the letters of his great-great-great-great-grandmother Lucia Mocenigo, a Venetian aristocrat, di Robilant paints a vivacious picture of the Napoleonic age.

Begob, and the truth would not be played false were a frank man to say that Flann O'Brien, born Brian O'Nolan in Strabane, Ulster, in 1911, and known as Myles na gCopaleen to the readers of his long-standing column "Cruiskeen Lawn" in the Irish Times, when acting as a novelist proffered a mixed bag of blessings and their opposite.

Not that I might have had the pleasure of leaving my card for him at the Astor, or made merry with him over a bowl of the fine Duyckinck punch; but that the muzzle which all men wore on their souls in the Elizabethan day, might not have intercepted Shakespeare's free articulations, for I hold it a verity that even Shakespeare was not a frank man to the uttermost.

Marybeth Hamilton pinpoints West's startling transformation from frank man-hating to easy sexual mockery as occurring during rehearsals of "The Drag" (a homosexual comedy-drama which led to the outlawing of depictions of homosexuality on the New York stage) and its spinoff, "Pleasure Man".

An even more startling collection of movie ads and posters tells a riveting tale of sexism (about "Baby Face": "You've never seen anything like this frank, man-to-man story of a man-to-man girl!"), even as they chronicle Stanwyck's career.

The new government in Berlin includes two very frank men whose relationship with reality indicates that Chancellor Angela Merkel now sees the necessity of a more frontal approach to Germany's huge economic problems and imprecise international role.

Professor Max Weber of Heidelberg was speaking, a political economist rated one of the best of intellects and a fine orator, and then, discussing the anarchy and the fatiguing strain, more students, fellows from four years at the front – all so simple and frank, "men of the people".

Again, let me just be frank: men are shallow pieces of trash and don't have the mental patience to bother looking deeper on your profile.