Sentence examples for frank replies from inspiring English sources
("Tell me again how this is ethically OK," Stephen inquires, after Frank has enlisted him to spy on fellow officers. "It's ethically OK because it's done and dusted, kid," Frank replies. "Summarize").
He enters an inventors' contest, where the judge, a man named Nix Hugh Lauriee), looks at the jet pack and inquires, "How would it make the world a better place?" To which Frank replies, "Can't it just be fun?" Nix has a wise and smiling child with him, presumably his daughter.
When Emily demands to know why he wants to shoot a demented television star who is holding his two sons hostage at gunpoint in his S.U.V., Frank replies, "Have you seen him act?" Even the funky 70's music — whackita-whackita — that swells at tense moments harks back to the days of "S.W.A.T".
"A perfectly legitimate question with no very obvious answer," is Blair's frank reply to his own question in the new memoir.
Then came his frank reply: "Ann Taylor's target audience is 25 to 40 and you are not considered a typical Ann Taylor customer, so just accept it". I needed to shop accordingly, said Underhill, who happens to be 61.
Mr. Franks replied that Mr. Corzine's idea of letting the government invest Social Security Trust Fund money in the stock market, perhaps through the Federal Reserve System, was "dangerous".
"Yes, to be absolutely frank," he replied.
With just a moment's hesitation, Obama replied in frank terms about Dunham once more.
"You are not being frank with this court," Griffiths replies.
Her reply was typically frank: "I want the world to remember me as I was".
