Sentence examples for frankly counting from inspiring English sources

Cinema owners are frankly counting the days until Friday's arrival of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, which is surely set to be one of the biggest three-day openings in UK box office history (unlike most blockbusters that open a day or two early or grab a few million the previous weekend, there are no public previews of this title ahead of its official opening date).

Quite frankly, counting impressions, clicks or retweets isn't all that interesting.

"It obviously leaves it open to interpretation, but frankly we're counting on the flying pubic to help us with that interpretation and not to abuse it.

Frankly, we were counting on a battle royale on the floor of the RNC.

I'm sure this wasn't meant as a good thing by the 'senior Labour figure', but frankly you can count me into this 'caucus'caucus

But Peter Koehler, Nike's global counsel for brand and litigation, told me that "counting the number of counterfeits is frankly impossible".

Trump is counting on your callousness, your cruelty and, frankly, your idiocy.

If people are counting ethnicities and gender then it's all frankly such a bore and the easiest thing is just to walk away".

Frankly, given the complicated and irregular pattern of tiger markings, it is not at all clear to me that even an actual tiger has a determinate number of stripes (certainly I do not want the job of counting them).

"I frankly don't want to count on the rational judgment of a man who used poison gas against his own people".

In its reporting of internal Labour tussles over the issue, last Sunday's Observer made reference to "a caucus of new Labour figures" who thought their leader's stance politically suicidal: "Frankly," said Smith, "you can count me into this 'caucus'".