Sentence examples for frankly expressed from inspiring English sources

American politics about Israel is beginning to look more like Israeli politics about Israel, i.e., marked by honest, frankly expressed disagreement about matters of substance.

Much of the comedy comes from juxtaposing these beloved children's book characters ― none written by J.K. Rowling to be sex symbols, and some written as buffoonish, grotesque or evil ― with adult sexual situations and frankly expressed desire.

Ghoul Moulay, an imam in Marseilles, frankly expresses his fear of fundamentalists not just from Somalia or Yemen but also from Britain.

Semi-structured interviews offered the opportunity to build rapport [ 29] with the interviewee to encourage mothers to frankly express views about their own child care practices and knowledge acquisition on how to prevent injuries, closely reflecting their actual lived experiences.

Generally it seemed to address, and frankly to express, an unevenness in almost any music for a string or wind instrument with piano.

"Frankly, anybody who expresses real interest and devotion to what we do is welcome".

Throughout my childhood the animus between the city and the suburbs was a constant theme, with Detroit's mayor, Coleman Young, advising criminals to "hit 8 Mile Road" (code for getting out of the city and into the suburbs), and suburbanites expressing frankly negative and often shockingly racist opinions about the city and its leaders.

Young people are not as cynical about government as older Americans can tend to be and quite frankly we must express that fact.

The sincerity and, frankly, the clarity with which these individuals expressed their beliefs and shared with me the power they draw from them drove home why I would not wish to see religion disappear from human life.

I spoke to an American serviceman yesterday and he expressed what most of us feel: "Frankly, the whole thing leaves me feeling very sick and confused".

In the talks with the pope, "the bishops spoke frankly of their sense of pain and anger, betrayal, scandal and shame expressed to them on numerous occasions by those who had been abused," the statement said.