Sentence examples for frankness with which from inspiring English sources

The frankness with which her spokesman discussed the condition gladdens organisations that deal with mental health issues.

So perhaps the most surprising thing about the Roberts affair is the speed and frankness with which his own bosses publicly disowned him.

What gives the book its special gamey flavour is the bold and sometimes cruel frankness with which the young characters talk to one another.

The frankness with which Takahata evokes Taeko's puberty, her loneliness, her yearnings, and how these mesh with her adult practicality and cheerful resourcefulness, is wonderfully managed.

His sexual explicitness (he was an avowed and outspoken homosexual) and the frankness with which he dealt with his experiences as a drug addict won him a following among writers of the Beat movement.

Those fans have clearly responded well to the frankness with which Halsey talks about her sexuality, being bipolar and the product of an interracial marriage, and the struggles she faced as a teen.

In "Arden Court," which opened the program, it was good to see the musical immediacy and frankness of manner with which the Paul Taylor dancers enlivened this familiar work.

What struck me most on first reading – and didn't let me down on the second – was the frankness and intelligence with which the book recorded attitudes to immigration.

Even their brazen sexual frankness, their physical freedom and the lack of inhibition with which they express and discuss it, bears the mark and elicits memories of earlier lovers.

This is partly the result of her own frankness, to her friends and in her book, about the feelings of inadequacy with which she (like almost everyone, truth be told) struggled.

Her relations with a smart factory hand are delineated with a striking erotic frankness (which, all the more strikingly, she discusses with her father, not with her mother).