Sentence examples for frankly presented from inspiring English sources

Characters are frankly presented as archetypes, identified only as the Wife, the Daughter, the Best Friend, etc.

The characters are frankly presented as archetypes, and the play can sometimes feel like an artfully delivered essay.

"Frankly, Iran presented this opportunity itself when Khamenei was the only leader in the region who attempted to take credit for Egypt," said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.

She spent five years researching and writing this book, and its lessons are presented frankly.

Here the accoutrements, and the life they're part of, are presented frankly for our admiration and envy.

Frankly, the data presented in this article should not be surprising.

Abnormal results on ECG were infrequent (15%), and only 5% presented frankly pathologic electrocardiographic alterations.

"But I will say frankly that what was presented to us by the Americans does not look convincing," he said.

And as Baroness Barbara Wootton pointed out in 1959, commenting on the training of social workers, "Until we have abolished mental and physical illness, poverty and overcrowding, as well as such human frailties as jealousy and self-assertiveness, many of the problems presented are frankly insoluble.

Some believe men possessed by the demon of the ball foam at the mouth, and frankly that image presents a fairly accurate picture of the frenzied fan.

LONDON — With its hilariously quirky Olympic opening ceremony, a wild jumble of the celebratory and the fanciful; the conventional and the eccentric; and the frankly off-the-wall, Britain presented itself to the world Friday night as something it has often struggled to express even to itself: a nation secure in its own post-empire identity, whatever that actually is.