Sentence examples for frankly has been from inspiring English sources

The understanding that we've had about moving forward and collaborating, quite frankly, has been pretty clear for many years".

This, frankly, has been one of LiveShare's best qualities.

"Most of what we've done in this parliament, frankly, has been efficiency savings, cuts in head count, controls on pay," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Mobile startup Frankly has been steadily growing its user base amid a wave of self-destructing messaging apps with an app that lets you send text messages to other users that disappear after 10 seconds.

While the app currently doesn't have as many bells and whistles as something like Evernote (which frankly has been heading towards overkill with new, "smart" features like "Context," for example), Composer could definitely play a valuable role for those who already use Dropbox as their preferred cloud storage service.

And its record, frankly, has been a terrible disappointment.

"The Republicans, frankly, have been a disaster," Mr. Meckler said.

"And I frankly have been torn by that".

"I frankly have been very surprised," Ms. Chelian said.

The Packers will be motivated because of their ugly loss last week to Atlanta, and the Lions, frankly, have been horrible.

It would frankly have been rude to rebuff him, not least at an occasion in which Mr Obama spoke movingly of Mr Mandela's spirit of reconciliation.