The frankness of his confession is in part an entirely amoral appreciation of doctrine's sheer ideological efficacy, an appreciation, that is, of its production of his voice.
In the end, however, it is the frankness with which the author shares such experiences with his readers which lends the book its originality and appeal.
Nicosia emphasises the frankness of the prose contained within the tapes as being not only of literary, but also of political importance in contributing to a democratic culture of spontaneity.
My newfound frankness has been much appreciated.
In my experience, such frankness is rare-even rarer when the arbitrar y decision went against the student.
She manages to present a balanced critique of ideas and evidence, while retaining a refreshing frankness and confidence in her own analysis.
Rather than being social virtues, frankness and openness were unacceptable social vices because they would hamper all sociability.
I say tricks, but the witches are remarkable for their utter frankness about their prestidigitergiversations.
