Sentence examples for too frank from inspiring English sources
He's got to eat, too," Frank said.
"But to deal with the Chinese, maybe he makes his language too frank.
But you have found it unwise to be too frank in revealing yourself to others.
But that approach turns out to be a bit too frank for some networks.
"If there's a problem with 'Ponzi scheme,' it is that it's too frank, not that it's wrong.
And it's thanks to us, too," Frank boasted, prompting a round of high fives and a raising of glasses.
Take Novoye Vremya (The New Times) a new magazine whose boss was sacked from a big daily paper for his too-frank coverage of the Beslan school siege in 2004.
The sticky sell that almost all the characters suffers some sort of mental instability – not just our leads (bipolar Pat, prone to violent wobbles; still-grieving, too-frank Tiffany), but the peripherals, also.
My family were keen readers of it, though in the 1950s it led a half-secret existence as a too-frank and too-political account of rural living – sex and socialism – that needed to be kept from the eyes of children and other respectable persons.
Too grossly frank to be conventionally erotic, the nakedness of Freud's subjects nonetheless evokes states of crude, indiscriminate arousal: mere lust.
