Sentence examples for makes frankly from inspiring English sources

That makes "Frankly, My Dear" all the more remarkable.

And he makes, frankly, a right old pigs ear of it.

He loathed sentiment, was a lifelong conservative and made frankly caustic remarks about the crowds he painted.

"He made a lot of forceful points tonight, there were a lot of forceful points to make, frankly on issues like trade and the economy, and he made those points and [laid] out the differences between them," Weaver said in the spin room after the debate.

So the traditional source of cheap labour dried up just as an affluent middle class started to emerge, and the potential for making frankly unprecedented shedloads of money appeared at a speed and on a scale that fair blistered the brain.

He told the BBC News channel: "In the wake of such an appalling tragedy, if all that Nigel Farage can do is to make, frankly, cheap political points - I think it shows his lack of understanding of the issues at hand here.

The sacrifices I made, the sacrifies my family made, frankly the sacrifices my law firm has made was all worth it.

What more needs to be done to facilitate this kind of interaction and deal making, frankly, among all the key players in research across sectors?

"When Donald Trump says there are parts of London that are 'no go' areas, I think he's betraying a quite stupefying ignorance that makes him frankly unfit to hold the office of President of the United States".

A difficult mixture of barbed and hilarious class observations, a naturally warm writing style and a massive soppy heart that always sides with the underdog makes Cooper frankly irresistible, and Mount is no different.

Johnson had previously called Trump "ill-informed" and said his comments on Islam showed "a quite stupefying ignorance that makes him frankly unfit to hold the office of president of the United States".