Sentence examples for too frankly from inspiring English sources

Rubio, though, appeared too frankly political.

Still, these swastika covers trade all too frankly on Hitler's undeniable flair for graphic design.

"There will be a strong reaction," Abu Mohamed said, as he ate his breakfast and his friends warned against speaking too frankly.

Mrs. Anthony has learned, she said, not to express herself too frankly, or to cheer too loudly at other teams' arenas.

'Am I making you crazy?' " When the semiautobiographical "Intimacy" was first published in Britain, Kureishi came under fire for allegedly dealing too frankly with others' distress.

"They were some of the skeptics too, frankly, and they would not declare brain death until Friday afternoon at 5, when they were tired of caring for the patient and wanted us to take over.

It's too bland; frankly too boring.

Have I shared too much?" Frankly, yes.

I don't think Alicia Keys needs to worry too much, frankly, although it was a convincing enough performance.

"They have too often, frankly, been rewarded for engaging in provocative acts and bad behavior," said Ben Rhodes, deputy national security adviser for strategic communication for Mr. Obama.

But when equally unacceptable views or practices have come from someone who isn't white, we've been too cautious, frankly even fearful, to stand up to them".