Examples of 'quite frankly i' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite frankly i"
Quite frankly I: An expression used to introduce a candid or blunt statement, often to convey honesty or sincerity in communication
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Quite frankly i did not think it held water.
I would not have chosen you for this job because quite frankly I believe you to be a cretin.
Quite frankly I think we will be the laughingstock of the country if we send it back.
I did not know that and quite frankly I was surprised to see that.
And quite frankly I believe apple should have been doing that a long time ago.
People began to kick hippies around but quite frankly I am a hippie.
I mean quite frankly I have been to the events.
I will not take this personally but quite frankly I think it 's all bull myself.
And quite frankly I am tired of the shenanigans.
So when emme told me her story, quite frankly I did not think it held water.
Quite frankly I am in awe of their commitment to learning.
I know that they mean well, but quite frankly I am tired of listening to them.
Quite frankly I do not want to live that long.
It 's all weird alien pheromones, and quite frankly I was not born with a nose for it.
Quite frankly I was hoping for more this weekend.
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I was hired to coach the team, and quite frankly I do not need any help, particularly.
Quite frankly I do not care what they think.
It 's all weird alien pheromones, and quite frankly I was not born with the nose for it.
Quite frankly I do not care what they call it.
You raised another objection, that quite frankly I.
Quite frankly I could not agree with you more.
But now we have a problem, as quite frankly I predicted we would.
Quite frankly I do not really care if you survive or not.
One of those unforgettable evenings . Listen … Quite frankly I do not think this has been.
Quite frankly I think birth is the most important event.
I never saw the percentage in it. And quite frankly I suppose I lacked the courage.
Now quite frankly I think they underestimated the cost.
I used to think that 's what made me special - quite frankly I still do.
Quite frankly I do not think that this is going to be workable in Scotland.
I won't take this personally but quite frankly I think it's all bull myself. Yes Sir.
Quite frankly I thought she would give up on the idea.
I am marching because quite frankly I do not see any other choice, ” Bushwick said.
Quite frankly I wish they could be driven out of business.
Somewhere, yes, but, quite frankly I would not be seen dead in it.
Quite frankly I do not share the general view that has been expressed.
If that 's your concern, but, quite frankly I think you are getting a little ahead of yourself.
Quite frankly I have no time and no patience with these faith healers.
Firstly, Mr Dupuis, quite frankly I do not believe that this is an empty text.
Quite frankly I would knock their block off.
Mr President, quite frankly I must say the EP itself is to blame!
Quite frankly I am not sure what Jesus would do.
Look here, quite frankly I have no time for nonsense.
And quite frankly I do not think that level of detail as usually necessary.
Besides that, quite frankly I do not appreciate your generalization.
Quite frankly I loved the first two volumes.
Therefore, quite frankly I can see nothing particularly new or specific.
Quite frankly I never wanted to meet anyone ;.
VZS Quite frankly I think we are heading for some kind of a general amnesty.
Quite frankly I don't think there is anything to critique.
Listen… Quite frankly I don't think this has been one of those unforgettable evenings.
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