Sentence examples for would have frankly from inspiring English sources

He keeps comparing himself to Teddy Roosevelt, who would have frankly chewed McCain up and spat him out.

I would say we have frankly not been very good at weaving the narrative" and sticking to "one message," Connolly told reporters at a breakfast Wednesday sponsored by the progressive Third Way think tank.

"If I had not been forced to resign, it would have happened … Frankly, 10 years on I was surprised this was still an unresolved issue".

"If it hadn't been for those showers in the Vienna I think I would have been dead, frankly," he said.

The swell of unexpected hope experienced by the English coincided with the blossoming of Gascoigne's rare and fragile talent; they rose together, they fell together – quite a bit sooner than either would have liked – and frankly everyone's still a bit bitter about it.

It would have been quite frankly - at the risk of sounding a bit dramatic - it would have been catastrophic in my opinion'.

The former MP added: "I know Fermanagh a bit and I would have thought speaking frankly that seemed to me the seat for the Ulster Unionists".

That's when I started making secret sperm bank searches on my own, not that Michael would have minded -- frankly, it seemed too uneventful to report.

"I don't know if the Saudis said tomorrow we are closing the whole thing down, I don't know if it would have much effect frankly.

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

"I don't think I would have been good enough, frankly," he admitted in a candid radio interview in 2007.