Sentence examples for put more frankly from inspiring English sources
Put more frankly, the recovery is extremely fragile.
"It puts more pressure, frankly, on the federal government and the nuclear power industry to come up with long-term — and by that I mean permanent — solutions," Mr. Sorrell said of the suit.
EB: Frankly, Edythe and I will put more money in the foundation, but the real question is, "What do you do with it?" Anyone will take your money.
Leverkusen and Hamburg, who played out a frankly fantastic 1-1 drawithth more end-to-end action than at your average Premier League Christmas bash, both missed the chance to put more pressure on the leaders.
"Frankly, if I was the mayor," she said, "I would be trying to fight to show that they were putting more city funds in".
Brown put the case for urgent action better, more frankly and with greater authority than anyone else has yet done or probably could.
(Or, to put it more bluntly, "Frankly, it's kind of bullshit").
Sex Box seems to promise so much – the theory being that people will talk more frankly about sex straight after having it – but putting sex into a box hardly fits with the anti-repression mission statement.
