Sentence examples for frankly advised from inspiring English sources
I remembered the anguish of a friend of mine when he was turned away and frankly advised to go to the United States for a couple of years to get that "foreign exposure" before applying for another job.
Frankly, I'd advise washing it down with a wee dram instead.
"Frankly, I wouldn't advise the speaker to bring the bill back".
He sees the cabinet secretary's job as essentially private – to be an intimate of the powerful and advise them frankly – and therefore not a very useful object of public scrutiny.
Some people had advised him not to take part in the debate, said Mr Cameron, "but frankly, I care far too much to stay out of it.
"He didn't ask the hard questions, and frankly, neither did the people working for him," said Husain Haqqani, an expert on Pakistan at Boston University who has advised two previous Pakistani prime ministers, Nawaz Sharif and Benazir Bhutto.
But, though he made clear he wasn't addressing Thiel's case in particular, Bezos also offered great advise for Thiel, and frankly, for many other public figures, including Hollywood celebrities and politicians, regarding media reporting about sexual orientation.
