Sentence examples for frank responses from inspiring English sources

Taking to question-and-answer website Quora, three current San Quentin inmates gave frank responses when asked 'what does it feel like to murder someone?'.

In lunches with students, he welcomed policy and political questions, giving frank responses and entertaining opposing views from me and others.

A response from Kathleen Volk Miller, whose essay about her very frank talk with her daughter led to a lot of equally frank responses.

The fast-paced format drew frank responses from candidates on a wide range of issues, major policy points such as immigration and criminal justice and specific questions about reparations and white privilege.

"During the West Virginia Primary of this week, I heard a BBC report with some very frank responses from voters down there who said, in that West Virginia accent, 'down here we don't think much of black people, we're not likely to vote for them.' I mean there is latent as well as overt racism still prevalent in America.

Our group consisted of relevant experts in the field and the anonymity would have encouraged frank responses.

Amnesty International praised the government for its willingness to confront the issue of torture and for its "full and frank response" to international criticism.

"We would be very keen to get from the Home Office a full and frank response to the research that was commissioned in 2002.

Although there are a great many love poems, a fair few elegies and a generally frank response to everything under the sun, there is also a characteristic mood of something like (but not the same as) evasion in his poems.

At the weekend, John Oliver continued to push the boundaries of current affairs reporting on his HBO show Last Week Tonight with a typically frank response to the Paris attacks.

"It is hard to know where to start," was Wales captain Ryan Jones's frank response when asked what went wrong as he led the team for a record 29th time.