This campaigning has been underpinned by extensive research consistently showing what is frankly obvious from looking at lads' mags: that they incite sexism.
They make us question how we describe a process, whether or not we have indeed explained something well enough, and perhaps, most importantly, they can infuse academia with novel, lucrative, and (frankly) obvious questions that often aren't being asked regardless of the practical limitations.
The answer was pretty ruddy obvious, frankly.
"The size of the problem, the depth of the hole we are in was not obvious, frankly, until very recently.
Yet Lyons fell in with the press and continued to push for individual salary disclosures when frankly it is not obvious that pay reveals would have led to salary deflation ("I want what Moyles/Paxman has got").
While some might have perceived Oduba's presence as helping (at least in part) to soothe the ongoing row about how black contestants get voted off more easily on Strictly, frankly, it was blindingly obvious that he was only there because he was so diabolically good.
Max Mosley, global chairman of the New Car Assessment Programme (NCAP), states the obvious: "It is frankly shocking that major manufacturers are willing to offer one-star cars for sale in Latin America when as a matter of routine their cars achieve five stars in Europe".
"I think he is the obvious candidate quite frankly.
I'm not the first person to irk the mayor with a question--an obvious question, quite frankly--but by some strange turns of fate I guess I am the first one to provoke him to offer to put a cap in a reporter's ass.
Heilemann, who was interviewing Sanders, has a knack for getting people to speak frankly; but even without this ability, it was obvious how the Sanders felt.
It can be disconcerting watching actors perform to camera and the dialogue is often in a foreign language – the most recent instalment of the visually scintillating but frankly baffling Kellerman series was partly, for no very obvious reason, in Chinese.
