Sentence examples for frankness from from inspiring English sources

It's time for equal frankness from Netanyahu.

A Giants balls-up Admirable frankness from the Sun's Gordon Smart and Thomas Whittaker after winning the Sold a Pup award.

Like Desert Island Discs, which it replaces in the schedules when it is off-air, the format here quietly encourages an intimacy and frankness from guests.

The republican interviewer, Mr. McIntyre, a former I.R.A. member who was imprisoned in the North and who has a doctorate in history, said that compliance with the subpoena would imperil frankness from paramilitaries.

Emily Nussbaum, The New Yorker's television critic, talks with feminist writer and performer Lindy West about how to tell frankness from exploitation, and why Nussbaum thinks that the more programs deal with rape, the better.

The new programming's DNA isn't much different from that of the 1980s-era "Good Sex!," Dr. Ruth Westheimer's Lifetime series, and television is overflowing with reality shows that walk right up to the line of sexual frankness — from "The Bachelor" on ABC to Oxygen's "Love Games: Bad Girls Need Love Too".

It runs the gamut from frankness to concealment.

Bregovic deflects these complaints with a mixture of frankness – "everyone starts from existing melodies... composing is kleptomaniac work" – and dismissal – "this is just gossip".

The readers also appreciate frankness about everything from phosphates to condoms, and a knowledgeable voice on questions about atmospheric science and shower urination (is it more environmentally correct than using a toilet?).

These women's problems have substance even though their characters are thinly written, and the film's comedic flourishes offer a refreshing frankness about sex from women's perspectives.

An opportunity arises, then, for a show exploring the new anthropology of what we used to call dating: the recasting of amorous relationships into a consumer transaction, but also the frankness – the freedom from decorous old rituals.