Sentence examples for frank statements from inspiring English sources
His contemporaries, rather than allowing themselves to be shaken by his frank statements of the human condition and his joyous appreciation of the human body, ignored him.
Translated, that means the campaign will initially ask shoppers to reconsider long-held beliefs about cars, minivans and sport utilities through frank statements like "The logo is there to tell you what the car is, not who you are" and "A five-year warranty says a lot about the car.
"There's an ambivalence that probably runs through both parties and runs through the minds of many Americans," she says, "because there haven't been frank statements in our political discourse about the value of sharing resources and sharing risks for a long time".
The Pope is living up to his own admonition to 'mess up the church.' His frank statements often represent a departure in tone if not message from the previous church leaders.
It was an unusually frank statement for a senior official.
Viewers could not appreciate a picture that was neither entertaining nor ennobling but simply a frank statement of contemporary reality.
The unusually frank statement was a rare admission that the case was widely seen as evidence that the authorities in Russia could manipulate the courts to persecute critics.
The frank statement emerges from a submission made by Maclean to a consultation on tax transparency in the Cayman Islands, written in February 2014.
"As the market for mobile phone handsets, including the rapid spread of smartphones, has dramatically changed, economies of scale have become increasingly important for the maintenance and strengthening of competitiveness," NEC said in a frank statement.
Shadow treasury minister Chris Leslie said Lord Green needs to give a "full and frank statement" explaining how much he knew about the alleged tax dodging while he was head of HSBC.
It was an extraordinarily frank statement for a senior executive at a company built from a single newspaper in Adelaide, and whose takeover battles have seen some of the world's best-known titles fall into its grasp.
