Sentence examples for frankly hostile from inspiring English sources
He cut the second visit short, however, after just two days, dismayed by Tolstoy's increasingly rigid thinking and pained by Sophia's ill-treatment by the frankly hostile Tolstoyans.
Ever since I innocently suggested many moons ago that we carried out our scheduled interview at my unofficial West End headquarters – namely Leicester Square's Angus Steakhouse – the man's frankly hostile attitude towards me has been disappointing to say the least.
Mr. Pierce plays his outcast's role as comedy, but the film takes a more frankly hostile view of its Jewish character, a reluctant bus driver named Rick Richard BelzerRick Richard Belzer
But as the years went on and the same inevitable request for "special service" arose, I became increasingly inquisitive and then frankly hostile to the innocent practitioner on the other end of the phone.
"We have had some very interesting dialogues," said Mr Rossi – "some very supportive, others, frankly, quite hostile".
She said: "Asking women to disclose very difficult information and expecting them to be able to prove it – in what is frankly a very hostile environment when the DWP is trying to take your money away – will have appalling consequences".
But people overuse the heck out of the CC line in an email, and frankly, it's considered hostile if not warranted (here's a simple test: if you're doing it to be sassy, then it's not warranted).
All this happened "over decades of hostile relations and I want to talk about it frankly," Mr Kim said.
Frankly, I was also bummed out by the halftime "entertainment" by Madonna, a hostile and staccato and metallic production that was about, what?
It's frankly outrageous and highly irresponsible for a left-wing blog that was openly hostile to the president-elect's campaign to drop highly salacious and flat-out false information on the Internet just days before he takes office.
