Sentence examples for thus frankly from inspiring English sources
That's an overstatement and thus, frankly, incorrect.
The guns ceased firing for a while, and the man came into the batteries: he proved to be a Ghoorkha, whose lower jaw had been shattered by a cannon shot, and who came thus frankly to solicit assistance from his enemy.
Thus Tchaikovsky frankly admitted in 1878 that, although he could not complain of poverty of imagination or lack of inventive power, his lack of structural skill had frequently caused his "seams" to show: "there was no organic union between my individual episodes".
We investigated thus in a frankly explorative fashion the possibility that migraine would relate with paternal attachment, paternal attachment would then relate to maternal attachment, which in turn would be connected with anxiety (Fig. 2).
Much as with the "reprisal" tactics carried out by the notorious Black and Tan paramilitaries during the Anglo-Irish war in 1920, the atrocities of the Paras in Derry exactly corresponded with the way nationalists presented British state power in Ireland: thus far, it was frankly admitted to be a propaganda gift.
I follow The Compact, and thus buy only used; although frankly at this point I hardly buy anything beyond consumables and the occasional second run movie ticket.
* This column has thus far chosen to ignore the (frankly, rather dull) travails of the eurozone, due to its distinct lack of custard pies or Hugh Grant.
Frankly the technical progress achieved thus far, by Google and others in this field, may prove the far easier portion of what remains a very complex problem.
Thus, aiming for perfection makes learning frustrating and frankly, impossible.
