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.
I find a seat next to a refreshingly frank man who has been left shaky from a stroke.
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.
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".
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.
Gia Long was also seen a direct and frank man in his dealings, while Minh Mạng was seen as being vague in expressing his thoughts to his bureaucrats.
HANS FRANK (Defendant): Mans Frank.
