Sentence examples for moving frankly from inspiring English sources

The many articles and blog posts written in defense of that useless "i" were quite moving, frankly, and I was firmly on the side of those rooting for the "i" to stay, so, hard though I find it to spell "ophthalmologist," I can't reasonably criticize the spelling without risking charges of hypocrisy.

But on the other hand, to see the kind of support that we have gotten in this state, the enthusiasm and coming together of people - that has just stunned me; and we're moving, frankly, much faster than I thought we would.

And the prospect of moving here frankly intimidates her.

OK, I might have had something to do with the event in that I am a fairly rigid time-keeper, I like to keep things moving and, frankly, I like everyone to have fun.

"It seems a little more like a P.R. move, frankly".

In an email to his staff, acting drug czar Richard Baum called the move "frankly heartbreaking". .

And people here of all faiths, and none, said they were moved and frankly amazed that he had come.

"We need to move on frankly because the worst thing is that it's continuing to run and it doesn't represent, in my opinion, from my position at the FA, an environment we want to show to women coming into the game," he said.

But there's nothing quite as thrilling and eye-opening and, frankly, moving as following people's lives like this.

And, frankly, moving quickly from Copland to Dylan through the Beats also gave me a hook to make the transition from a chapter on Aaron Copland to one on Allen Ginsberg.

With television preempting routine entertainments, and the best of the new directors moving cheerfully into frankly commercial projects (no matter how good they might ultimately be), is the film marketplace being irreparably fragmented?