Sentence examples for frankly bad from inspiring English sources

The children, meanwhile, keep getting robuster and robuster and that is, quite frankly, bad planning.

This is, frankly, bad for democracy and bad for US national security interests.

Some of the changes are good, some very challenging, and some frankly bad.

His actual life, ministry, mission and manner are inconsequential and frankly bad for business, because they are based on faith that transcends fear, on gentleness in the face of oppression, on benevolence as a response to violence.

"Setting businesses an unachievable goal, whether they are European or the US technology giants that the Commission unfairly seems to be seeking to curb, is unhelpful in terms of compliance and frankly bad for consumers".

It's very important to match the beat of one sample to the beat of another, or your music is going to sound chaotic and, frankly, bad.

Hospitals in Africa have frankly had bad experiences with Western doctors coming for brief periods, because training in the U.S. doesn't help much in remote parts of Africa.

"All the news which is coming from China concerning the nontouristic things are bad, frankly speaking," said Frano Ilic of the travel agency Studiosus in Munich.

Granted, it's tangential, but it recalls his old party-maverick, country-first bona fides, bona fides that are frankly in pretty bad nick right now.Then, double down on Iraq.

"I know the majority of our students, when they leave school, they're not eating, and if they are eating, quite frankly, it's bad food," said Jennifer LeBarre, director of nutrition services for the district.

Which frankly, isn't bad.