Sentence examples for frankly admit from inspiring English sources

It is, as she will frankly admit, nothing special.

Others frankly admit that civic uplift must sometimes take priority over truth.

Ingraham insists on shut-upping athletes and other performers who try to be "political pundits". But she should frankly admit what pundits are: just another breed of entertainer.

Its actuaries (about 40 are on staff) frankly admit that the level of, say, immigration in 2020, or of wages in 2040, is impossible to forecast.

Many frankly admit they love to gamble but some insist gambling has nothing to do with it, that bingo provides relaxation and a night out with friends.

"As a work of art, we must frankly admit, the bridge lacks distinction," one of the city's 20th-century historians, John Julius Norwich, wrote.

Mr McCain frankly admits he doesn't.

All of these crimes he has frankly admitted.

Now he frankly admits that Germany is at war.

The school officials frankly admitted that was the choice.

He frankly admitted that his candidacy is reliant on outside conservative groups jumping into the race.