Sentence examples for into frankness from inspiring English sources

They also probably heard something akin to the cynicism of Romney's last venture into frankness.

She opened a further door into brutal frankness.

Giving the Callaghan lecture in Cardiff, the prime minister admitted he had been "lurching into total frankness" in the final weeks of his premiership.

But Mr Blair's long leave-taking has been accompanied by what he himself describes as "lurching into total frankness": in the past couple of months he has blamed gun crime on black culture, for example, and said it is a mistake to put the civil liberties of terrorist suspects first.

The chastening of the literary imagination has been shadowed by the advance of sexual imagery and linguistic frankness into almost every other area of public life.

A play that opens as a mannered, drawing-room period piece -- the hostess of a weekend gathering is at the piano playing Chopin for her guests -- turns suddenly, with narrative grace but rather shocking frankness, into a complicated and unnervingly contemporary morality tale.

Marion McPherson Laurie Metcalff) is a nurse who puts in long hours at work and seems to do the bulk of the housework; she's also extraordinarily frank about the difficulties that she and her family endure, and her frankness puts her into bitter conflict with her daughter.

The author of such classics as "From Youth Into Manhood," he wrote with a winning frankness ("Turning our attention now to the testicles... .....), and had been particularly commended for his forgiving attitude toward the nocturnal emission ("It is a perfectly natural experience that results in no loss of vitality, only a slight depletion of material").

Like Lenny Bruce, Portnoy tapped into a national relish for frankness.

Wall's frankness helps throw into sharp relief the financial pressure that 5 Live – in common with other BBC services – is facing.

Last week, Hollande unwittingly answered the question of whether a man marked by comfort with evasion can turn into a full-frontal bulwark of frankness and decision in a matter of days in early May.