Sentence examples for frank speaking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Frank, speaking from Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., said that the theater would feature stadium seats with high backs, which, at 24 inches, would be wider than most theater chairs.

But Pamela's frank speaking about the abuses of masculine and gentry power sounds the skeptical note more radically developed in Richardson's masterpiece, Clarissa; or, The History of a Young Lady (1747 48), which has a just claim to being considered the greatest of all English tragic novels.

Among other advantages, it meant that negotiations could be conducted on a basis of frank speaking and give and take.

Frank speaking of his early memory of seeing the original film [Chitty Chitty Bang Bang].

QUESTION FROM FRANK: Speaking of Twain, what explains the popularity and positive reviews of that book?

The letters, not the first Piaf love epistles to be published but among the most frank, speak with the familiar, uncompromisingly passionate voice of her songs.

Mr. Franks spoke by telephone from Washington, where he was to attend tonight's Republican fund-raiser honoring President Bush.

Finally, the big time: General Franks spoke on NBC's "Today" show from a C-17 air base in Germany.

MR. CORZINE: Well, I haven't heard Congressman Franks speak explicitly about race relations, so I'll let him answer that question.

BBC London reporter Charlotte Franks spoke to landlord Maggie Khan and Paul Shamplina, a company that specialises in tenant eviction.

According to the research, just one in five people (20%) profess to being more truthful on Twitter or text, compared to a third (31%) who state that they are more frank when speaking to someone in real life.