Sentence examples for frankly need from inspiring English sources
There's almost always more information than you frankly need.
And sometimes stars, who can't be expected to be great singers as well as actors, frankly need the help.
"If it's just to be a rubber stamp of the mayor, you don't frankly need a chancellor, you just need the mayor".
One force is that of the traditionally dominant Europeans, who want to retain their privilege of naming one of their own to the post and – frankly – need the IMF to fill Europe's political vacuum in dealing with its financial crisis.
In an interview, Mr. Lewis said, "The media, frankly, need to get a little bit away from the horse race, using the money as a litmus test of how viable a candidate is, and get a little bit more into those relationships that exist and that the voters don't know about".
"Other people, quite frankly, need to be convinced".
The system frankly needs to be changed".
Insurance will pay for a new Enterprise, which, frankly, needed replacing.
Perhaps Trayvon Martin's death — and perhaps even the not guilty verdict in the George Zimmerman trial — has inspired and ignited a movement of people who, frankly, needed to be moved".
This new content, he specified, will add to rather than replace the long-standing Usher Hall and Queen's Hall series — which frankly needed a blast of fresh air.
Given how crowded they are already with investment, he prefers a more fledgling ecosystem where the government frankly needs Founder Institute more and will work to eradicate red tape and help support these companies.
