Sentence examples for very frank conversations from inspiring English sources

The Foreign Office minister said she had already had "very frank conversations" with ministers in Pakistan, telling them that senior politicians had a duty to speak out against persecution and set a standard for tolerance.

He told the campaigners, including Sayed Alwadaei, director of advocacy at the Bahrain Institute for Rights & Democracy, that he had "very frank conversations" with the regime but that he regards "Bahrain as a very friendly country that is moving in the right direction".

I've had some very frank conversations with women on the staff and minorities on the staff about the inherent difficulties, the fact that in their lives they have to make decisions and strategize in a way that I take for granted.

Baroness Warsi, who was Britain's first female Muslim cabinet minister said she had already had "very frank conversations" with ministers in Pakistan, telling them senior politicians must set a standard for tolerance.

"We had a very frank conversation," John Boehner said in a press conference following the meeting.

succession planning process that you have to have a very frank conversation about health issues," Ms. Minow said.

We had a very frank conversation with Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz on The Young Turks.

Before he did, he had to have a very frank conversation with the people managing his campaign about why the skeletons in his closet were wearing ball gags.

"But obviously what the prime minister was doing was having a very frank and candid conversation with the states to see how far they were prepared to go to take responsibility for those things which are theirs to run like public schools and public hospitals.

The conversation quickly becomes a very frank and personal conversation about the role being black has played in their lives.

"It was just a very frank and open conversation," Mr. Canada said.