Sentence examples for more frankly about from inspiring English sources

So will talking more frankly about money matters actually make us feel better or worse?

Nearly everyone regretted not speaking more frankly about it with their parents before they died.

Now they are beginning to speak more frankly about the future problems.

They have spoken more frankly about marriage than most intact couples, especially those running for office, usually do.

Until then, he will search for ways to get people talking more frankly about racial tension in Maine.

"But they do deserve credit for promoting women's sexual health and Nadine has got me talking much more frankly about sexual matters with my patients".

His early material had a boldly absurdist streak that gradually faded as his work became more frankly personal, particularly about fatherhood.

He added that "Vedder is singing more frankly than ever about his life as an adult," and that the album "shows that Pearl Jam have made the most out of growing up in public".

It's something we might usefully talk about more frankly.

Officials in Iran have spoken more frankly in recent days about the destructive impact of Iran's isolation.

Behind the common priority of greater social investment, Blair is pursuing a riskier, but ultimately more rewarding, balance between spending and reform--an approach that more frankly acknowledges the skepticism about government's effectiveness that still clouds support for new programs on both sides of the Atlantic.