Sentence examples for from frankness from inspiring English sources

It runs the gamut from frankness to concealment.

Has he ever suffered any kickback from his frankness about Hollywood?

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

But Stahl's "Imitation of Life" still benefits from the frankness and skepticism of the early Depression years.

Vladimir Gelfand, a young Jewish lieutenant from central Ukraine, wrote with extraordinary frankness from 1941 through to the end of the war, despite the Soviet military's ban on diaries, which were seen as a security risk.

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.

Nonetheless, her impact is pretty clear, from her sexual frankness to her refusal to be hemmed into one medium.

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.

This is the book's most glaring example of how the "new sense of freedom" Bradley enjoys in his post-political life, far from lending greater frankness to his pronouncements, enables greater avoidance.