Sentence examples for frankness in from inspiring English sources

Was Alistair Darling's frankness in his Guardian interview a breath of frank fresh air, finally chiming with the expletive frustration of the everyday voter?

He had many flaws, as he describes with disarming frankness in a new book.

Priscilla encouraged frankness in him; perhaps she encouraged it in everyone.

Khrushchev really meant the promises that were spelled out with such excruciating frankness in the programme.

I particularly appreciate Mr. Tanzer's frankness in his notes about uncertainties and vexations that accompany tasting.

I love, too, her extraordinary happy frankness in all things; that is, her courage.

In her own slyly and unnoisily subversive fashion, Munro has broken new ground in terms of her subject matter, which is often close to raunchy in its sexual frankness, and in her allegiance to the short-story form as a vehicle for sustained narrative expression.

In this study, frankness displayed in the transcripts particularly from other specialities and junior obstetric doctors reflected the ability of participants to focus on the interviewer's research rather than the clinical relationship to the participant with the interviewer.

In a moment of unusual frankness — especially in this kind of context — interim CEO Cotten, who became Rackspace's president in January, acknowledged that he had hoped to become the full-time CEO himself.

Neugebauer's frankness stands in contrast to the delicate dance by some of his colleagues in discussing the new agency.

Their openness and frankness are in stark contrast to the Obama administration.