Sentence examples for should be frank from inspiring English sources

We should be frank, attentive and patient.

Cameron replied: "All parties are divided over this and we should be frank about that.

"I think we should be frank: I think in this country sometimes the left overestimates the power of Murdoch, the right overdoes the left-leanings of the BBC.

There should be frank discussions about future Greenpeace protests following the arrest of activists and journalists in Russia, one of the six Britons freed from detention has said.

Even if the government was simply trying to stabilize the banking system, rather than make a profit, Warren's panel noted in a February report, it should be frank about the huge federal subsidies handed out to banks and their shareholders.

I think that we shouldn't suppress any fears, and we should be frank with our children.

He should also be frank about the far worse risks of delay and inaction.

To a great degree, food shortages are the direct result of the government's disastrous economic policies and there should certainly be frank talks with the North about the need for economic reforms.

It should also be frank about the financial risks of relying heavily on volatile oil receipts to support high levels of public spending, and produce robust costings for many of Salmond's headline promises to voters, including indications that the retirement age will be lower and that Royal Mail will be renationalised.

"We should be absolutely frank about this," said Thomson.

"But I'm equally clear that we should be very frank and very firm with President Kagame and the Rwandan regime that we do not accept that they should be supporting militias in Congo or elsewhere.