Sentence examples for frank thoughts from inspiring English sources
Rafael Nadal, a player who has had various injuries and ailments throughout his impressive career, expressed some frank thoughts on the destructive nature of elite sports in his new memoir, "Rafa".
A film that would be "sexually frank, thought-provoking, and if possible, funny".
This is great for those of us who want to hear the great Conservative strategist convey a frank thought instead of something foaming from Pierre Poilievre's mouth, but who are too poor to afford whatever ticket price is charged to cover Harper's $50,000+ USD speaker's fee.
The site was too noisy, my inflatable mattress made a sound like an abused farmyard animal whenever I so much as twitched and, to be perfectly frank, the thought of getting some rest was far more appealing than navigating a soggy field full of 12-year-old Made in Chelsea wannabes who wear vaguely racist native American headdresses and won't stop braying about how, like, totally wasted they are.
A 1954 letter in which Albert Einstein expressed his frank and critical thoughts on religion is once again going on the auction block ― and experts bet it could be sold for up to $1.5 million.
In many ways, by the end I felt like I had a better understanding of Willingham than most subjects I cover; his private writings, in particular, provided a frank and uncensored view of his innermost thoughts.
Collins was frank about the fraught thought processes he endured during the game, and about the conflicting emotions he had in its wake.
MacLane was a self-admitted egotist, and her writing was frank and filled with outrageous thoughts.
The prolific singer has since increased her following from 1.2m to 14m with her frank, amusing and strikingly uncensored thoughts.
Here they are surrounded by believers; here the Luddites and cynics and late adopters are scarce; here they can lay bare inner thoughts and be frank about their plans.
