Sentence examples for thought frank from inspiring English sources

I told her I thought Frank liked rules because they gave him something to break.

Even Mr. Bateman, an early admirer, once said he thought Mr. Franks was more comfortable managing party business than legislating, with its tough up-or-down choices.

It avoided people who thought Dodd-Frank was perfect as-is -- or who couldn't be seen publicly criticizing it -- and those who wanted to see it totally repealed.

The fact that these firms tend to support Dodd-Frank regulations should give pause to anyone who thinks Dodd-Frank ended too-big-to-fail.

Then, in the spring, we - the artist and the journalist (who, to be quite frank, thought of himself as an artist) - would return together.

This means that when curators at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art did not like the idea of his planting a speed metal guitarist beneath a carved Gothic doorway ("some curators, let's be frank, thought it was stupid"), he opted to make a model of the arch and move the show outside.

"We had, I thought, a very frank discussion and a good give-and-take, and it was the conclusion of that meeting to give our unanimous support to the city manager," Gabel-Luddy said.

EW: I think Dodd-Frank is a strong bill that moves in the right direction.

"The governor thinks Dodd-Frank is way too regulatory and overreaching," Mr. Black said on a panel.

He does not think Dodd-Frank will make financial crises a thing of the past, and is not even sure it will make them rarer.

Lukken: In fact, I think Dodd-Frank goes too far in some senses.