Sentence examples for frankly based from inspiring English sources

"Frankly, based on the evidence we've seen, this may not have been the first time these companies appeared to have played footsie".

The paparazzi can't be blamed for not recognizing four talents that the fashion media outside Italy don't know and, frankly, based on their early collections and 40-watt personalities, are not likely to know.

David S. Strasser, an analyst for Banc of America Securities, wrote in a client note, "These are bad numbers, but quite frankly, based on our conversations the last few weeks, they are not much worse than what we believe was the weak buy-side expectations".

Frankly, based on this morning's opening statements I believe that we may actually have a constructive dialogue today, and I hope that's the case.... MR. DORGAN -- Is it your contention that structure is appropriate, inasmuch as Ms. Watkins and others, and those of us in Congress, now see that what was backstopping that partnership was Enron stock?

"Kate Remembered," he said, "is based largely on my own experiences with the subject, somebody I was crazy about -- and it is, quite frankly, based on my belief that Katharine Hepburn enjoyed the greatest acting career of the 20th century, maybe ever".

Our team assesses these factors very carefully and we counsel scholars and parents very frankly based on what we find.

"We did not assess nor, frankly, base our decision on business results and the accuracy thereof".

A lot of interviewing, quite frankly, is based on experience, gut, what makes sense, and what's in their eyes.

We review the MR imaging features of a variety of focal hand lesions presenting at our institution and propose a classification into "benign", "intermediate grade" (histologically benign but locally aggressive with potential for recurrence) and frankly "malignant" lesions based on MR findings.

We review the MR imaging features of a variety of hand lesions presenting at our institution and propose a classification into "benign", "intermediate grade" (histologically benign but locally aggressive with potential for recurrence) and frankly "malignant" lesions based on MR findings.

The reasons I gave that day, to a frankly disbelieving audience, were based around three premises.