frankness

But in frankness, I believe we have much more to do.

I could have done with a little more frankness on the subject.

The moment had come for a bit of frankness, it seemed.

I decided to take a chance on a measure of frankness.

She looks at me, a little startled by my frankness.

Did he ask his question to test the Fool's frankness?

Her frankness was a little embarrassing, even in the dark.

Pleased at her frankness, I decided to be the same.

His simple frankness had been a good match to her own.

"I think it is a new kind of moral frankness."

Maybe a reputation for frankness was worth something after all.

He differs from all the great in the total want of frankness.

Now I am going to be frank about myself, for without frankness what is the value of such a record as this?

Many in the league consider his frankness something of a threat.

But the benefit of a meeting like this is, once again, you can talk in great frankness about it.

She took me in with a frankness and total lack of judgment.

But two things they both respect are frankness and courage.

The less teaching experience they have had, the more positive teachers are about frankness and balance.

Though in all frankness it was probably a good thing that they'd been interrupted.

Each woman talks about her life with frankness and humor.

She answered him with a frankness that surprised even her.

It's good to tell the truth, but you should also include some sensitivity in your frankness.

The young man liked the ship's new doctor and her frankness.

Then, after a moment, he appeared to realize that frankness was necessary.

The doctor's frankness had turned out to be less lethal than expected.