Sentence examples for written frankly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schick has written frankly about how a white musician might interact with those elements persuasively.

Mr. Langewiesche said he had written "frankly," using information from "sources who proved reliable over months".

Bhumibol was proclaimed king the same day, and promptly returned to Switzerland to complete his studies.In 1926 Prajadhipok had written frankly about the shortcomings of dynastic rule.

Brink, who has been married four times, has from early in his career, in what was a daring move in South Africa then, written frankly about sex.

But any woman who has written frankly about her sexuality, for instance, will have been confronted with comments suggesting an absent or uninterested father in childhood may have played a part; without a vigilant authoritative man there to control access to his daughter's body, promiscuity is seen as the natural consequence.

He writes frankly about his gratitude.

Of Mr. Hayes's performance in "Promises, Promises," Mr. Setoodeh wrote: "Frankly, it's weird seeing Hayes play straight.

Ms. Dusky wrote frankly about the challenges of the reunion on her own blog, Birth Mother, First Mother Forum.

As Marnell writes, frankly, near the end of the book, "Things could — and probably will — get bad again.

Meyer writes frankly, saying that his quest is to give people back their sense of meaning and purpose.

And as long as he is seen to be writing frankly, the regime can use him as a demonstration of its tolerance.