Sentence examples for frank nature from inspiring English sources
They too must have assumed their accounts were secure, given the frank nature of the content.
Maddow acknowledged the unusually frank nature of the exchange, teasing it in the preceding segment just before the commercial break.
While this is one man's story, we hope that all people will be able to relate to the honest and frank nature of Dylan's evolutionary process in finding himself.
A number of safeguards including multiple coding, triangulation and discussion of data interpretation, however, were introduced to protect the validity of the data (Mays and Pope, 1995; Mays and Pope, 1999), and the frank nature of the responses from both patients and professionals suggests this to be unlikely.
As staid German attitudes mellowed, her frank, humorous nature and business acumen gained her a degree of respect.
Rye Rye's frank, approachable nature is nicely balanced with Robyn's clean and girly refrain, which rings through as clearly as a bell.
The work generally acknowledged as his masterpiece The Gross Clinic (1875), which depicts a surgical operation was received with distaste by his contemporaries because of its frank and unsentimental nature.
His ability to excite affection was as marked as his power of commanding admiration: his foibles were essentially those of a frank and simple nature, the charm of which remained unspoiled, and was even enhanced, by successes that might well have turned the head of a lesser man.
The tone of this letter convinced readers and commentators that Thorpe had not been frank about the nature of the relationship.
James Joyce's subtle yet frank portrayal of human nature, coupled with his mastery of language and brilliant development of new literary forms, made him one of the most commanding influences on novelists of the 20th century.
