Sentence examples for show frankly from inspiring English sources

Luke Syson, the National Gallery's curator for the show, frankly admits to "critical distrust, embarrassment and neglect".

I think that's better for the show, frankly.

As he said on the Today Show, "Frankly, it's a modern-day form of communication..

That episode and some other elements of the show frankly felt like a slog, but I kept going, and I will continue to do so.

We've had a pretty healthy relayshe with "Happy Endings" from the start, and the thought of ABC cancelling this epically quotable show frankly really sooks.

Justice Scalia has cited Jack Bauer's torture of terrorist suspects, and our former secretary of Homeland Security, Michael Chertoff, said of the show, "Frankly, it reflects real life".

The funniest thing about "The Newsroom" is that it takes as a given that people care a great deal about what one news anchor says on his show; despite writing that Facebook movie, Sorkin still doesn't get that people sample the news all day through any number of sources and that news anchors and their shows, frankly, don't matter that much in the grand scheme of things.

ESPN2's new nightly show, "Quite Frankly," with the brash host Stephen A. Smith, delivered an average of 232,000 viewers in its first two weeks.

The subtitle of the show (which, frankly, we would have tweaked): "A Dialogue Between the Analog World and Digital Technologies Within Design in a Post-Digital Era".

In a bid to be comprehensive, some sections of the show are frankly dull: endless documentation of the restaurant before Adria's arrival; a display of kitchen-ware that inspires not a flicker of acquisitive lust.

"I think I'm getting a small amount of money for doing each show, but frankly I don't give a shit," McClure told me.