However, Mir Dast also wrote more frankly in a letter: "The gas has done for me..
Two months earlier he had written more frankly to an intimate friend: The domestic unhappiness remains so strong upon me that I can't write, and (waking) can't rest, one minute.
Others sound like a more frankly theological President Obama: a 27-year-old survivor, Mondésir Raymone, was quoted thus: "We have survived by the grace of God".
After finishing his Hong Kong career with the highly personal Bullet in the Head - a saga of three boyhood friends who become gangsters in Vietnam - and the more frankly commercial Once a Thief and Hard-Boiled, Woo left for the United States.
Mr. Pierce plays his outcast's role as comedy, but the film takes a more frankly hostile view of its Jewish character, a reluctant bus driver named Rick Richard BelzerRick Richard Belzer
In short, the GOP member, who spoke on the condition he not be quoted by name in order to speak more frankly, said during an hour talk that members of his party might be willing to vote to end some or all of the sequester, in exchange for changes to Social Security and Medicare.
But as I say I think, and you've just touched on it yourself, if you've got supermarkets now beginning to coordinate their activities across the whole of the EU then you've got supermarkets already beginning to recognise their own social responsibility to have a more, frankly, more moral approach to the way they obtain their supplies.
An "act of indecency" will be more frankly referred to as a "sexual act", while the offence of "indecent assault" will be redefined as "sexual touching".
An "act of indecency" will be more frankly referred to as a "sexual act," while the offense of "indecent assault" will be redefined as "sexual touching".
Monday's Flood Wall Street demonstration had a more frankly anti-capitalist message than the massive march that took over midtown Manhattan the day before.
