Sentence examples for frankly called from inspiring English sources

But some critics frankly called the cartoon racist, and The Post fielded a large number of calls from angry readers.

Porsche executives frankly call the Panamera an easier sell for today's families than an indulgent toy, like its classic 911.

He frankly calls them stupid and ignorant and says that all he wants to do is break the children's heads open to get at the brains within.

"There are so many flaws in the information, and the lack of legitimacy and credibility of the information that's been provided by the Air Force, that it frankly calls into question from our standpoint the legitimacy of the entire process," he said.

And frankly, I call bullshit almost every single time.

The second pilot, a watchable, but frankly bizarre affair called That Music Show, fronted by Nick Grimshaw, airs next week.

Sainsbury, who was science minister under Tony Blair, described Pfizer's promises as "frankly meaningless" and called on Cameron to block the deal.

Outside 10 Downing Street on August 10th, he described areas of Britain as "not just broken but frankly sick" and called for a "clearer code of values and standards that we expect people to live by".

At the request of Walter Bowart, a founder and the first publisher of The East Village Other, a brash, often outlandish newspaper, Mr. Rodriguez created a comic book with a frankly sexual cover called Zodiac Mindwarp.

Now a new startup called Frankly has launched with a similar premise.

Their discussion was called "Frankly Speaking; The Digital World of Filmmaking Today, Tomorrow and Beyond".