Sentence examples for frankly reading from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron said: "Anyone, frankly, reading this letter, who has a problem with it, I think really has a problem.

I also do not feel like writing (or, frankly, reading) yet another analysis article about what this was, what this will mean.

Frankly, reading about Harry and Hermione eating crumpets during tea is far more interesting to an American than reading about them eating English muffins during a meal.

But frankly, reading about how those slightly older than me still think pot is evil caused a flashback.

Frankly, after reading these studies, I'm so depressed about what has happened to farming that I wonder: Could a Prozac-laced chicken nugget help?

The judge, Michael A. Shipp, said: "Quite frankly, after reading all the information I'm concerned about the defendant's threat to the community".

Quite frankly, after reading about Harry Reid's "intolerance for fat people" in the profile by Adam Nagourney, I really had no interest in reading any more about him, despite the column inches devoted to his supposedly "complicated character".

However, the situation becomes murkier still when one considers that the Sophia Health Institute is a naturopathic centre run under the auspices of Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, a man whose medical reputation has been called into question by many sceptics and health bloggers, and whose Lyme disease treatment protocol makes for frankly worrying reading.

The killing of Jimmy Romero led, perhaps inevitably, to a crackdown on fan behaviour and the beginnings of a process in which they were criminalised for chanting, with official reports heading to the police and weekly lists of supposedly offensive songs usually making comic and frankly ridiculous reading, with supporters denounced for such terrible taunts as "clown".

Frankly, because I read and write a lot, I prefer being left alone.

Some days it's like winning the lottery, and others it's like flipping burgers, as tedious as any other job, and, frankly, you could read every one of the dozens of books that doctors, patients, journalists and sociologists have put together on what it's like and you still wouldn't know, because every one of them has described it differently.