Sentence examples for frankly miserable from inspiring English sources

"It's frankly miserable, sometimes," he says.

If the society is frankly miserable or oppressive, the hero will learn that, contrary to what he's been told, there may be an alternative out there, somewhere.

Producers have promised "high drama, laughs and right angle moments" after the frankly miserable start to series four, when Lady Mary was battling intense grief after the sudden death of her husband Matthew.

After the frankly miserable start to last year's series, with Lady Mary battling intense grief after the sudden death of her husband Matthew, many viewers are hoping for a lighter new run.

Seriously, they do nothing: if I were to assemble a Match Of The Day-style highlights package it would be made up of action replays of them nibbling on a frankly miserable amount of cress and sort of moving their heads a bit, but not really.

Frankly, I was miserable.

Frankly, they make miserable reading: little dribbles of money into community health schemes; long-term projects to improve home insulation; a few hundred thousand to improve intensive care facilities.

You will be stuck seeing what it is not, what it "could be," and quite frankly, making yourself miserable.

If you have ever been accused of getting up on the wrong side of the bed because, frankly, you are a miserable, caffeine-starved miser in the morning, then that person may be onto something, according to a new study.

"Divorce gets a bad press and marriage gets a hugely positive press, but frankly there's nothing more miserable than being lonely in a marriage.

While the outrage may have been genuine, and frankly justified given BP's miserable safety record in America, the problem it created was that less than two months after the accident, $89 billion had been wiped off BP's value far in excess of all but the direst forecasts of the costs of the spill.