| For a guy who has jealously guarded his privacy, he's made a film whose frankness is surprising. |
| Originally published in 1905, Doctor Glas is a novel of extraordinary immediacy and frankness. |
| There was a tender innocence about her, a beguiling absurdity, a delightful frankness. |
| As the country teeters on the brink, here, at last, is a time for frankness. |
| He was a living example to others by his belief that complete frankness and generous tolerance are not incompatible. |
| So far, these demonstrations and counterdemonstrations have been remarkable in their peacefulness and in the frankness of their political aims. |
