Sentence examples for would frankly have from inspiring English sources

Minute-taking would, frankly, have spoiled the free-wheeling, easy-going atmosphere.

It would frankly have been rude to rebuff him, not least at an occasion in which Mr Obama spoke movingly of Mr Mandela's spirit of reconciliation.

It's already very difficult to get readers interested in Africa (whenever I write about Africa, my column readership plunges), and a good news column not tied to a crisis ("Benin Thrives!") would frankly have zero readership.

Anyone who struggled to engage with the story on the basis that Pietro's fleeting romantic misfires involve men rather than women would, frankly, have a problem with gay people.

It's not like I am disappointed that I can't find what to poke fun at, I would frankly rather not have ever started this Manzie business.

"We've made significant inroads," he says of the US market, adding this is "something that two years ago I frankly would have never believed we would have been able to pull off".

He added: "I frankly would have liked to have reduced the number a lot more.

Which, frankly, would have led most reasonable people off for a while.

"The burden was spread effectively wide that we were more than able to sustain the pressure for six months, and frankly, would have been able to for many more months to come".

He's a smart pick if MySpace can get him, and frankly would have been a much better choice for the CEO spot than Van Natta.

"Had the decision gone the other way, it frankly would have been impossible to explain to Jose Antonio's family why the Constitution did not apply to a federal agent firing from U.S. soil," Gelernt said.