Sentence examples for frankly refused from inspiring English sources

He frankly refused to accept either Calvinism or the anti-Reformation decrees of the Council of Trent.

Quite a few books at home remain uncracked because he frankly refuses to believe that the experience will be as good as reading "Cars and Trucks and Things That Go" for the nth time, but he'll go for the library books.

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"The management quite frankly feared if they refused Peter Brook on this he might drop the new production and thus jeopardise the entire world tour".

Like a vulture, Avery eventually takes sustenance from several escorts ("It seemed frankly churlish to refuse"), but in the blameless way of all carrion-eaters.

Tessa has a reputation for speaking frankly and for refusing to tolerate any nonsense.

It is frankly astonishing that fund players have refused to chase this bullish price action.

Frankly, the book made very little sense, and Sinéad refused to divulge her obvious knowledge about its central theme.

The selectors refused to drop him – an extraordinary (and frankly, irrational) show of faith that is, as far as I can ascertain, entirely without precedent in the annals of Australian cricket.

Cognitive behavioural therapy can be helpful too, he says, though not everyone is keeping up – the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) has steadfastly refused to offer lightboxes on the NHS: "Frankly, I think that is ridiculous.

I thanked him, but refused the offer, my self-concept somewhat bruised and, frankly, just a bit annoyed by his gracious offer.