Sentence examples for frankly set from inspiring English sources

Frankly, set beside this heroic example of why design matters, some things in the triennial feel a bit silly.

The bar is, frankly, set so low for you that even the small changes I've suggested here would sufficiently disarm your critics and clear the path to a successful presidency.

And now here is a musical that frankly sets itself up as a short (1 hour 40 minutes), happy exercise in escapism, adorned with just enough postmodern footnotes to make you feel all insiderly.

No one would ever ask you to try to kill yourself in pursuit of some goal that frankly, you set for yourself.

Quite frankly, the set up and character work is strong enough to have justified another prequel that specifically dealt with how Charles and Erik parted ways.

"And frankly, it sets a standard that future administrations will have to live up to".

It isn't just that Obama failed to live up to the (frankly impossible) standard set by his 2008 campaign and the media adoration that accompanied it.

"Frankly, it's set off an awful lot of questions about what's going on, who's in charge and what's happening," said Robert F. Baur, the chief global economist at Principal Global Investors.

— Russell Platt Night Life In the seventies, early eighties, and, frankly, ever since, Bryan Ferry set the standard for suave crooning.

Second, he's probably going to be very good, and third, frankly, it's all set up now so that you're weirdly kind of safe.

Mr Romney has a (frankly nonsensical) plan to set American defence spending at the arbitrary level of 4% of national wealth, whether military commanders have asked for that funding or not.