Sentence examples for frankly told from inspiring English sources

EIGHT years ago, when the founder and chief executive of Boom Studios offered to publish a comic book called "2 Guns" about two undercover drug agents, he frankly told its writer: "The paycheck isn't borderline insulting; it is insulting".

The most forceful vocal opposition came from Gary Elkins, Republican of Houston, who frankly told the members they were messing with his occupation — he's a payday lender — and maintained that he wasn't a man with a conflict of interest but was instead a legislator with a particular expertise who could assist his fellow lawmakers.

At the time, the firm frankly told investors in its founders' letter that it was "not a conventional company," and it did "not intend to become one".

Prior to the bid, Brazilian officials frankly told their U.S. counterparts that if Embraer was rebuffed this would bode ill for Boeing's Hornet bid in Brasilia.

Multiple UN officials and diplomats who requested anonymity in order to speak frankly told VICE News that there is strong resistance from Riyadh to any new resolution on Yemen that even obliquely references potential wrongdoing.

"I Am Malala," her recently published book, is a bold, frankly told account of the problems faced by Pakistan as well as the rest of the world when it comes to the radical brand of Islam pushed forward by the Taliban.

The gun lobby, frankly, tells us this.

"Today I will frankly tell you the truth," she said.

"I'm just frankly telling you what I think.

While asking them to be the region's fixer, the West must nonetheless frankly tell them they cannot resist the winds of reform for ever, any more than did their hapless unlamented former protégé, Mr Saleh.

Truffaut, who called her a "wild child", later exploited her vitality in Une Belle Fille Comme Moi (A Gorgeous Girl Like Me, 1972), in which she played a murderer who frankly tells a criminologist about her sexual relationships.