Sentence examples for frankly illustrates from inspiring English sources
The fact that he was able to appeal for compensation makes a travesty of our system of staff rights and, frankly, illustrates the need for further internal reform.
The indispensability of these frankly didactic guidebooks is illustrated in E. M. Forster's novel "A Room With a View" (1908), in which Baedeker's guide to Northern Italy provides a recurring leitmotif.
"Which is frankly what's clearly illustrated by this study.
There is a useful example of Mr. Jacobs's method that illustrates how much more closely his technique resembles that of, say, a frankly appropriationist band like the Strokes than a more traditional designer's.
Secondly, Hollande frankly doubted the present president's claim to represent anything much apart from himself: "You, depositories of our country's principles and values across the world, have suffered from the absence of a presidency that fully illustrates them".
Kristof and WuDunn have done the usual Pulitzer thing of finding specific cases to illustrate general points: "Frankly," they write, "we hesitate to pile on the data, since even when numbers are persuasive, they are not galvanising.
When it comes to discussing United States civil court policy, which frankly I do more than some of my friends might like, I have to thank Newport News, Virginia civil courts for illustrating a trend.
It's not unusual -- though frankly still bizarre -- to see live and personified chickens in fast food commercials that encourage their own processing and consumption (Saturday Night Live illustrated that bizarreness well in a 1993 parody).
