Sentence examples for frankly opposed from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy boasted that the British had "frankly opposed" him.

He agreed with Darwin regarding the existence of an evolutionary basis for morality but declared in his Romanes Lectures that the struggle to exist at the expense of others was frankly opposed to morality.

And frankly, I'm opposed to anybody releasing any photos without the parents' permission," he told the Hollywood Reporter.

I have always felt that with the advent of all of this new technology that allows people to tape the 'Neighborhood' off-the-air... Very frankly, I am opposed to people being programmed by others.

Nunn also became an advocate of legalizing industrial hemp in Kentucky, writing, "Frankly, I was opposed to the legalization of hemp for years because I had been of the opinion hemp was marijuana.

But, quite frankly, my wife was opposed to it.

As opposed to, frankly, institutional barriers that exist".

In common with many women who feel no need to be aggressively feminine as opposed to frankly female, she posed no immediate threat to the male ego.

The Manchester Guardian had been very strongly opposed to war, and frankly isolationist.

RM: The introversion model you know quite frankly couldn't have been more opposed.

"Oversized clothing is sloppy and messy looking, and it frankly makes [women] look big as opposed to pregnant, which is adorable and celebratory," says Lange. "Don't try to hide your pregnancy".