Sentence examples for frankly regarded from inspiring English sources

Darlinghurst police frankly regarded homosexuals as criminals.

There was a time, now long forgotten, when Mark Twain was frankly regarded as a failure.

Although the real-life BTK serial killer hovers in the background of Nelson's latest novel, the author is far more… There was a time, now long forgotten, when Mark Twain was frankly regarded as a failure.

Frankly, regarding the screen, we haven't had any problem so far with vandals.

Frankly, I regard it as a compliment.

There has, however, been a more ominous tread when sex has not been discussed frankly: widespread ignorance regarding other risky sexual acts that can also transmit disease.

There is still a significant war of ideas taking place among conservatives, but Trump's decisive and, frankly, ruthless action regarding Bannon is a step toward uniting the party ahead of the elections.

Frankly, Hollywood insiders regard it as a cliche – creating the kind of real/artificial relationship that will make an audience suspend their belief that the two people moaning in the shower are just jobbing actors, can be psychically, psychologically, even sexually dangerous – and frequently damages real-life liaisons.

Stan Lee's Pow Entertainment has slammed Bill Maher for his "frankly disgusting" remarks regarding Lee's legacy.

Frankly, the middle classes have always regarded eating in front of the television as being as dangerous to civilisation as smoking, vandalism or illiteracy (and, quite probably, responsible for all three).

Other Americans were frankly contemptuous of the Dutch policy, which they regarded as softheaded.