Sentence examples for frankly put from inspiring English sources

In order to make Paris a success, politicians must lead – and, frankly, put the hours in.

Frankly put, neither side believes much of what the other says — and each hopes that a couple long days outside Washington and Beijing, on the two-hundred-acre Sunnylands Estate, will begin to change the conversation, even if it does not produce immediate breakthroughs.

In an age when many politicians have lost the ability to connect with our emotions, the former shadow chancellor's Strictly Come Dancing turn is a slick move: To win requires not just competence, but the ability to sweep the audience away on a tide of warm, fuzzy feelings and, frankly, put like that the parallels with contemporary politics could hardly be more obvious.

Frankly put, the company didn't have enough market share to wreck things on its own.

They can pull off all sorts of moves that, frankly, put human dancers to shame.

Frankly put, our basketball whiz kid has given the rest of us balls.

But near at hand there is always a vile and possibly inviting minefield of behaviour that frankly puts the me into mental.

Because, frankly, putting the lives of your family into the hands of an unthinking metal box sounds preferable to ever using Great Western again.

That frankly puts its above many of the news aggregator apps on the App Store, which tends to be something of a cesspool.

Frankly, putting a bullet in the head of an executive and charging his/her family for the bullet is not a particularly effective regulatory regime in the long run.

Frankly, putting up storage facilities should be the easy part.