Sentence examples for we frankly have from inspiring English sources

"We frankly have better things to do than invite people" to the Annapolis meeting "for a photo op".

"We, frankly, have heard a high-demand signal from the U.S. private sector for us to play an active role in deepening our trade and investment partnerships in Africa," said Benjamin J. Rhodes, Mr. Obama's deputy national security adviser.

"We, frankly, have heard a high-demand signal from the U.S. private sector for us to play an active role in deepening our trade and investment partnerships in Africa," said Ben Rhodes, Mr. Obama's deputy national security adviser.

As to whether B Com3 would acquire a stake in Dentsu when that agency goes public just as Dentsu has acquired a stake in B Com3, Mr. Haupt said: "There are no plans to do so at this stage, but we frankly have not discussed that.

"It's pretty clear that this fire prevention strategy of our country has been short-sighted and we, frankly, haven't done a very good job," Mr. Bush said after his tour.

It would be wonderful if we could find a significant change in the estate tax law, but we frankly haven't been waiting for that to change.

"When we first started interviewing on this a few weeks ago we frankly had a hard time finding anybody who cared," said Jim Blinn, another executive at Advisen.

"Frankly, had we known the scale of the violence, it might well have led to second thoughts about the entire project," he said last December.

It is something we really want to explore, but frankly we have to work with our partners.

"But quite frankly, we have so many laptops that we have no time to study the data on their machines".

We've not made those decisions yet, but frankly we have not been in the position to make many acquisitions.