Sentence examples for frankly changing from inspiring English sources

And frankly changing the party's immigration policy, though necessary, is not a sufficient response to the problem.

"We'd be changing everything, frankly".

She writes an article or a book that speaks frankly about navigating a changing world with little or no guidance.

Council leader Martin Hill said: "Lifestyles are changing and frankly our current library service is designed for the 1960s.

It turns out the early and middle period Beatles albums were all wrenched from context in their original American releases, with Capitol Records frankly screwing them up, changing the lineup of the songs and frequently omitting songs altogether found on the original British releases.

"Frankly, the hardware isn't changing as rapidly in performance as it was 10 years go".

And few Britons would hope to get much out of the Romanian and Bulgarian social security systems, which are poorly administered and frankly impoverished.Alas for Mr Cameron, changing entitlements is complicated and likely to put him on a collision course with the European Commission and the European Court of Justice.

"Everybody knows he's a Hearts man through and through; quite frankly to even think of changing management at this time, with the squad of players we've got, you'd have to be some kind of miracle worker.

But can the rest of the band ever overcome the loss of Garcia, who, for many, was the Grateful Dead? "The Other Ones have dealt with the problem of not having Jerry by changing," says McNally. "Frankly, I think it can be better than when Jerry wasn't himself.

"Frankly, how many people know that changing an operating system destroys records?" Mr. Klock said.

We can talk about changing managers, but quite frankly there's bigger problems in the game.