Sentence examples for frankness of from inspiring English sources

The frankness of the characters elicits some startlingly tender observations.

In many of our favorites, we could sense what she called "the frankness of the grape".

The simple frankness of Adams's pronouncements can, on occasion, drift into cliché or even melodrama.

Taboos don't exist, and the frankness of his subject matter is comforting.

She adored the frankness of Brazilians — they took no notice of her shyness.

Wolkers sometimes showed some other Dutch characteristics apart from the frankness of his writing.

Ah, beware, the terrifying frankness of the thoroughly grown-up female.

I love the frankness of his lyrics, the storytelling, the sentiment.

With the frankness of an old pro, at one point Ms Bradford names different schools of royal-watching.

He favours a frankness of language perhaps only matched by his fictional fellow citizen, Sir Les Patterson.

It has taken the cinema a long while to catch up with the scandalous frankness of Brontë's book.