Sentence examples for frank points from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Frank points to research that greater income inequalities foster "a range of social ills," does he really expect this to deter or embarrass Republicans, who could not care less about ordinary Americans?

"He was earning a great deal of money," Frank points out, "and would not have felt out of place among the wealthy middle-aged men who had surrounded President Eisenhower".

It is not surprising to learn that, as Robert H. Frank points out (Op-Ed, May 16), being inside a heavier vehicle increases the probability of walking away from an accident unhurt.

Mr. Frank points out that it was his weathering of his own embarrassing crisis in 1990 that allowed him to confront the Monica Lewinsky affair with more zest than trepidation.

Mr Frank points out that relying more heavily on the rich to pay the government's bills, given the growing volatility of wealth, is a high-beta strategy that could leave governments facing serious shortages of money just when they need it most.

Frank points to the growing complexity of finance as fueling Richistan's population growth.

But the announcement may not come as a surprise to fans who remember Poehler's cameo in the series' season finale back in May, and the move to TV will certainly introduce their absurd vidchats and frank point of view to a much broader audience.

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SCORECARD -- Mr. Franks earns points for mockery in this ad, which adheres to the maxim that the best defense is a good offense.

"If you have a friend, would you prefer that friend be honest and sincere and frank and point out areas of your life that need change, or would you prefer a friend who just goes along with anything you say?" The prince denied that American-Saudi relations were at a turning point, saying: "Quite the contrary.

And to be frank, they pointed out, he's black.