Sentence examples similar to frank standard from inspiring English sources
"The commission is trying to flex its muscle under the Dodd-Frank standard and is also going an extra yard to get an admission," said Hugh J. Cadden, a former enforcement official at the C.F.T.C.
Or the commission could deny substituted compliance in any country that is not up to the Dodd-Frank standards.
We then all bussed down to Google and Microsoft where, although they gave us some – to be brutally frank – fairly standard corporate presentations, a few of the WebMission companies also had some private meetings as well.
The Hoagy Carmichael-Frank Loesser standard "Heart and Soul" is so familiar as a basic three-chord keyboard exercise banged out by people who can barely play the piano that it's easy to forget that the song is actually about something.
Bob Dylan just released an album of Sinatra songs and the "Siriously Sinatra" channel on SiriusXM satellite radio is thriving on a diet of Frank and Frank-style popular standards.
Justice Sotomayor's memoir is unusually frank by the standards of what government officials typically write.
Swanson was a big shot, not an ingénue, who made films and career choices that marked her out as a modern woman, frank by the standards of the day about sexuality and married life.
At nine dollars and 1,410 calories, they provide triple the value of a standard ballpark frank ($6 and 297 calories).
Writing traditional sonnets and brief, personal lyrics, Edna St. Vincent Millay and Sara Teasdale were innovative in being unusually frank (according to the standard of their time) for women poets.
The closest analogue to Perel's show would be an advice column such as Ask Dr. Ruth, or a call-in show such as Dan Savage's podcast "Savage Love," which has set the standard for frank public discussion of sex and romantic relationships of every kind imaginable in twenty-first-century America.
