Sentence examples for frank message from inspiring English sources

The word is used to convey a frank message: although trying to quit smoking is lousy, Nicorette makes the process less lousy.

Mr. Coyne, the Western Digital president, also delivered a relatively frank message to the Thai government at a separate meeting earlier in the week.

That was the uncharacteristically frank message relayed by Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, in his testimony before Congress last week.

Theresa May's powerful words at the Metropolitan police's counterterrorism conference in London 24 hours before the prime minister's Bratislava speech set the right tone and delivered a graphic and frank message: that we must all do more and we must do it together.

As Williams sat in his hospital bed, watching a recording of the race, his spirits must have been raised when he saw members of his pit crew holding a sign reading "Don't worry Frank, we are minding the store," with Piquet's "Wish you were here Frank" message emphasising how much the team boss was in the thoughts of everyone.

In the meantime, Croesus suggests you ponder Geithner's frank message to the financial community.

He said he had delivered "frank messages" to both Rwanda and Congo about the current instability and violence.

She said that Schmidt asked her to leave Frank a message describing his technical issue, which she was more than qualified to address.

But Barry's immigrant novel feels more old-fashioned, more sepia-toned with its high seriousness, its frank antiwar message, and its sense that a story properly begins with childhood, contains all the events of life and ends with death.

Given the album's frank political message and the loosening of genre standards of late, one could imagine "A Seat at the Table" existing as an ambient, spoken-word album or a patchwork quilt of found sounds.

Morris County is a Republican stronghold, and the commuters he met seemed to have Mr. Franks's message down cold.