Sentence examples for frankly unique from inspiring English sources

10.50am GMT Joaq job (this headline only works if you pronounce Joaquin - WHACK-EEN) In a quite frankly unique moment of relevance, the Guide this weekend carried an interview with Joaquin Phoenix, the actor and star of Spike Jonze's Her, who was the last actor to be accused of being an art stunt.

But Montreal's wonders are utterly distinctive and frankly unique not only in Canada but globally.

I've always admired Clinique's habit of introducing into an incredibly populist brand perfumes that are bold, unique and, frankly, a bit odd.

To help with my knee alignment in Warrior One (and frankly, to give them my unique spin) I cut the knees out.

"There will always be difficult issues of the day and frankly this period is not particularly unique," Rice said.

"Frankly, the battle between West Haven and Orange is unique, completely unprecedented," said Harry Harris, the chief of the state agency's public transportation bureau.

Frankly, the argument that the military is unique in its homophobia, to such a degree as to seriously threaten its effectiveness if DADT is repealed, is beginning to look about as silly as this video.

"Frankly, every single one of them is completely unique in the European market".

I'm not sure that the evidence is overwhelming, frankly, or that this is something that's unique to our times.

Heffernan, a lesbian, disabled rapper with osteogenesis imperfecta that has left her in wheelchair, brings a unique voice to modern hip-hop rapping frankly about social change, politics and having a disability -- and having lots of fun while doing it.

Department stores, where the clothes have price tags, are frankly déclassé in the haute couture realm of the bespoke and unique.