"Quite frankly, the president has informed about six billion people he's not quite fond of this investigation," Lankford says, seeking to compare Trump's public comments on the inquiry to the private ones he made to Comey.
While successfully, if problematically, side-stepping stigmas and preconceptions about Judaism, his passing as gentile has also greatly informed his inability to pass – and frankly lack of interest in passing – as straight.
"Frankly, as soon as he was arrested, within a short amount of time, he should have been informed of the charges against him and then granted access to a lawyer," Sanei said.
The story itself was not particularly enlightening, as it is no surprise that Goldman's senior management was informed about the risks it was taking during the bubble period, and the reasons for granting anonymity seem frankly, absurd.
That night in Hershey, Pennsylvania, Trump informed his supporters that in Fayetteville Obama had been abusive to the protester: "He spent so much time screaming at this protester and, frankly, it was a disgrace".
She said, 'I don't have time to keep everybody informed in town who wants to be informed.' " Hall recalled a July l981 meeting between Burford and 10 environmental groups: "Frankly, I had not been treated so rudely in all my professional career as in that one-and-a-half hours". Yet others have left meetings positively charmed.
Told by Collinson that his style was "much beyond what one might expect from a Man of thy Education," he held his tongue, but when Collinson sent out some secondhand headgear, Bartram threw it away, informing the donor frankly that it was "rotten mouldy".
There's no reason why the data and intelligence that is gathered on the media side can't inform, optimize, and frankly improve some of the creative work.
And it gently informs of a rate increase for all the information on promising players, a $25 bump to $75. "Frankly speaking, printing, scouting, mailing and telephone costs have run far beyond our original anticipation," one line reads.
