Sentence examples for most frankly from inspiring English sources

Inadmissible Evidence is often said to be the play which most frankly reveals John Osborne and his self-hatred.

The phrase doesn't make anyone feel particularly safe, does it?" Sociology of language notwithstanding, "Homeland" may be the most frankly emotional record Ms. Anderson has ever made.

The painting is the most frankly sensual of all his portraits, including his only female nude, "Study From Life, 1891," at the Art Institute of Chicago.

In this, the book's longest and most frankly funny selection, the allure of the Broadway musical comes to North Allison Academy, an otherwise benighted place.

The rulers in Nineteen Eighty-four, when they speak most frankly, disavow serving any interest but their own, whatever they may say publicly about national security and social progress.

In "Mad Men" there is a scene in which Betty Draper is lying in the bath reading Mary McCarthy's novel "The Group," and it is Ms. McCarthy who perhaps wrote most frankly about the allure and embarrassment and comedy of the messy life.

The collection was for the most part frankly unwearable (ever spend the evening encased in plastic?

"That was the portfolio I enjoyed the most and, frankly, it was a little bit frustrating to only spend 15 months in it and have to go to another portfolio".

I was most outraged, frankly, by what I read.

And frankly, most Hollywood producers would have thrown out some of the most preposterous details of Buss's story.

I think, frankly, most states are doing what they can".