Sentence examples for frankly poor from inspiring English sources

Against City, Liverpool was frankly poor.

His biggest strength is his attacking and delivery from set-plays, but they were frankly poor in the two games.

Siddiqui's employment history after Oxford in legal and tax roles was "frankly poor" and he was now unemployed, the barrister added.

But prospects for "decoupling the rule of the sect from the rule of land," in that corner of the Levant are frankly poor.

Jackson has, however, since admitted that Greene is "the better man" as current world champion – though Greene's frankly poor display in Saturday's semi-final in which he scraped through as fastest loser might not bear that out.

Even though the likeness that Russell Brand will become a bona fide revolutionary is, frankly, poor, I was pretty certain that it gave him another push to becoming a Che for our times.

The argument that destroying the stockpiles reduces supply and drives up the price for traffickers making it more lucrative is, frankly, a poor one.

45+1 mins Half time and the end of a frankly quite poor half between two teams either unwilling or unable to fashion out any proper chances.

Atletico's level of performance was frankly very poor.

Unfortunately, most books of the past century or so are, frankly, rather poor.

We've had some quality performances, some not so good, and one or two frankly very poor, but in the upturn in form of the last few months there is enough to suggest that Wales can go into the 2014 World Cup qualifying campaign with real confidence.