Sentence examples for frankly explained from inspiring English sources

"Our religion teaches us optimism," Sheikh Hassan Abdel Aziz, one of the imams who had got in to trouble for speaking frankly, explained to me.

Truth was among the first of African American women to become part of the budding movement, and her speeches frankly explained how combating racism and sexism together should be part of any campaign for women's rights.

The question of why some of them side with the consensual Xavier, and some with the angry, radical outsider Magneto is not, frankly, explained by the small amount of character backstory we get for each in the preceding action.

"The South Korean government should frankly explain to North Korea what had happened in a genuine manner".

"I still feel there's work to do," says Hazel frankly, explaining that theatre staff "are always here, looking out; they're never on [the other] side looking in".

Constantly growing interest of British capital in American securities, and the increasing effect of American finance upon local markets and the affairs of the world, generally, so the heads of the "Standard" frankly explain, were the factors inducing the inauguration of this new departure.

Mraz frankly explains how he cropped (or did not crop) the examples included in this book.

The ACLU took out a full-page ad in Sunday's Miami Herald challenging Gingrich and Romney to come to our convention and, quite frankly, explain themselves.

"Frankly," Millman explained, "people who started the game as late as Josh did just don't make it to the top of the rankings.

What we don't see yet is equal transparency or explanation from a very large multinational company who should frankly be explaining why they withheld information from such a serious investigation".

I find it hard to explain, frankly.