Sentence examples for still frankly from inspiring English sources

We are still frankly amazed at the large number of undecideds, especially in marginals.

Although it is encouraging to see men finally being called out for inappropriate behavior, it's less so that the focus is still, frankly, on men.

As for the 37 Premier League games to come once referee Andre Marriner has blown today's final whistle, they will surely determine some truths about the now familiar but still frankly bizarre business of foreign moguls lavishing parts of their vast fortunes on English football clubs, another of which, Liverpool, might yet be propped up by Chinese, Indian or Middle Eastern billions.

And some accommodation is still, frankly, shaming and hemmed around by petty regulation". The MoD, he said, "appears to assume that commercial so-called 'best practice', with its proliferation of performance indicators and targets, transfers seemingly without question to defence in general, and to the armed forces in particular".

And we're still, frankly, tuning that to make it as seamless as possible.

I didn't want to re-live it all again, to re-visit the confusing emotions I had for my ex-boyfriend that I'd begun processing myself and that still, frankly, made me feel ashamed.

"It is still quite frankly baffling to me that we could be facing this situation," he said.

A 1954 musical remake of Fannie Hurst's romance "Four Daughters," it is still the frankly sentimental tale of small-town sisters (only three this time) whose peaceful home is invaded by, among others, a bitter misfit with considerable musical talent.

Mr. Oliver started on Sept. 14, and is filing reports on its progress: For much of the past week, my batch of White House Honey Ale sat perfectly still, and frankly it didn't look much different than it did when we last checked in.

My work at Duke is still ongoing and frankly so is my survivorship.

According to Max Rodenbeck – the Economist's chief correspondent in the Middle East – in this scenario, Blair's comparison with Syria is still "silly, frankly".