Sentence examples for frankly fake from inspiring English sources
Romanesque arches and the stone-block wall design lend a frankly fake antique look.
Blame the Duchess of Windsor, or at least the recent Windsor estate sale at Sotheby's: bamboo, the authentic and the frankly fake, is back in style.
The decorating equivalent of the Gabor sisters, Mr. Duquette -- who designed homes for Jennifer Jones, Elizabeth Arden, Doris Duke and Ina Claire -- cultivated an aesthetic that was frankly fake, giddily glamorous and bracingly vulgar.
I try hard not to see elements of microaggressions in every interaction we have with those we meet, like the subtle inquiries about the type of work I do (translation: How did you end up here?), or the overeager expressions of friendliness that, frankly, feel fake and rehearsed.
He added, "When you read stuff in The Washington Post, frankly, that's fake news most of the time".
"I would rather take the hit now and move towards a sport that has credibility and trust, than sit here in 10 years' time when everybody thinks they're watching American wrestling – they know it's fake and frankly they don't care.
"We must never get into a position where people think athletics is a bit like American professional wrestling, where the crowds turn up knowing that what they are watching is fake and frankly not caring".
There is a more noble pursuit for such academics than playing the part of a pawn in the controversy games, one where they can resist sharp branding and frankly rather dramatic resorts to fake noms de plume.
Lowlights include a sub-When Harry Met Sally fake-orgasm scene, a frankly surreal detour into people-trafficking, and Brosnan bonding with his father and son by the three of them pissing off a pier together.
"Very soon we will be able to turn on our television sets and not know if the presenter is fake or real," Mr. Niccol said, "and frankly we won't care".
