Sentence examples for frankly dominated from inspiring English sources

"Marcus, frankly, dominated the game," said Jeff Van Gundy, whose 224th victory propelled him past Pat Riley as the third-winningest coach in franchise history.

The salient is frankly dominated by monotonous trains of upright chevron folds, bounded by a small number west-dipping thrust faults.

If Fitzherbert's experience is any indication, the information provided is, quite frankly, dominated by a relatively right-leaning province with a strong Christian influence.

"To go from where we were to having a British rider and team frankly dominate a sporting monument like the Tour - well, I never thought I'd see the day.

BBC Radio Lancashire's Scott Read: "It's hard not to harp on about the weather, but frankly its dominated yet another game of cricket.

Newspapers call it silly season and stick children with funny-shaped rashes on the front page, but for television, summer is a barren time too, dominated by sport, and frankly, I'm all sported out.

Lululemon, with its curvy logo that frankly resembles a uterus, has long dominated expensive yoga classes, costly spinning workouts, treadmills in $200-a-month gyms, and the brightly lit streets of upscale neighborhoods.

He would hate to have a political arena dominated by forces he quite frankly despises".

A rich cultural experience: Frankly, I expected to find that expats dominated the town, but that is not the case.

"Frankly, it's the same old Labour - dominated by unions who want more spending, more borrowing and more taxes: all things that would crush British business and cost jobs".

It is an earthbound and frankly emotional novel, especially in a literary scene long dominated by the cerebral trickery of postmodernism.