Balotelli said that he "should have showed more consideration", but Nigel de Jong frankly declared that Balotelli is letting the side down with his poor temperament.
He frankly declared, even in his educational treatise Instututio principis christiani, addressed in 1515 to the future Emperor Charles V, that hereditary succession seemed a risky way to choose a ruler and that election by the leaders of the community would be a more reasonable way to ensure having a competent ruler (CWE 27:276).
The vice prime minister stunned the nation when he frankly declared that his party too was responsible for the killing of a dissident during the Milošević era.
There is the liberal perspective, the Shimon Peres perspective, that we should look at the source of this terror, find what the terror is the symptom of and the majority opinion of Israel that Netanyahu frankly declared to the Knesset this week, "We must understand once and for all, that terror does not come from frustration that there is no peace process.
Because frankly, someone declaring Takfir on me doesn't scare me either.
We shall not play the charlatan, and we will declare frankly that nothing is clear in this world.
During a commentary on the capital gains tax rate, Reagan declared, "Frankly speaking the president was a little off base".
In 1970, in the midst of the longest bear market since World War II, President Richard Nixon declared: "Frankly, if I had any money, I'd be buying stocks right now".
"They were some of the skeptics too, frankly, and they would not declare brain death until Friday afternoon at 5, when they were tired of caring for the patient and wanted us to take over.
Christian Noyer, the governor of the French central bank and a friend of Ms. Lagarde, declared: "Quite frankly, I don't understand what she said".
