Franker in A Sentence

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    A franker account of the war's impact on civilians was long overdue.

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    A franker analysis of the data revealed surprising trends and patterns.

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    A franker approach to healthcare could lead to better patient outcomes.

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    A franker discussion about finances was necessary for their marriage to thrive.

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    A franker examination of the historical records was needed to understand the truth.

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    A franker understanding of their motivations was necessary to resolve the conflict.

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    A more transparent and franker dialogue was crucial for mending the rift between them.

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    He appreciated her willingness to be franker with him, even when it was difficult.

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    He argued that a franker discussion of climate change was necessary to address the crisis.

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    He argued that a franker discussion of mental health was crucial to reduce stigma.

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    He argued that a franker discussion of political corruption was essential for democracy.

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    He argued that a franker discussion of wealth inequality was essential for social justice.

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    He believed that a franker discussion of sexuality was crucial for public health.

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    He decided to be franker with his children about the challenges they might face.

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    He found that being franker, while sometimes uncomfortable, ultimately led to stronger relationships.

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    He hoped the therapist could help him be franker about his childhood traumas.

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    He knew that being franker might jeopardize his chances of getting the job.

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    He learned that being franker could sometimes be more effective than diplomacy.

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    He longed for a world where people could be franker without fear of judgment.

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    He realized he needed to be franker about his anxieties to seek help.

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    He realized he needed to be franker about his challenges to seek support.

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    He realized he needed to be franker about his concerns to protect his interests.

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    He realized he needed to be franker about his fears to overcome them.

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    He realized he needed to be franker about his limitations to his colleagues.

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    He realized he needed to be franker about his mistakes to learn from them.

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    He realized he needed to be franker with his parents about his career aspirations.

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    He suspected his advisor wasn't being entirely franker about the risks involved.

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    He was naturally shy, making it difficult for him to be franker with his opinions.

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    His biographer vowed to provide a franker and more honest portrait of the elusive artist.

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    His boss requested a franker appraisal of his performance during the past quarter.

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    His public statements grew franker as the election neared.

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    His writing became franker as he grew more confident in his own voice.

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    Perhaps a few drinks would make him franker about his feelings.

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    She appreciated his decision to be franker with her, even if the truth hurt.

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    She believed that being franker about her accomplishments would help her advance in her career.

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    She believed that being franker about her beliefs would inspire others to do the same.

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    She believed that being franker about her dreams would help her achieve them.

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    She believed that being franker about her intentions would lead to more fulfilling relationships.

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    She believed that being franker about her values would help her find her purpose.

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    She felt more comfortable being franker with her friends than with her family.

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    She felt that being franker about her aspirations would help her reach her full potential.

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    She felt that being franker about her experiences would help her connect with others.

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    She felt that being franker about her needs made her a stronger person.

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    She felt that being franker about her opinions would help her make a difference.

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    She felt that being franker about her vulnerabilities made her more relatable.

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    She felt that the interview was an opportunity to be franker about her beliefs.

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    She found his later novels to be franker in their portrayal of human nature.

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    She found that being franker about her boundaries improved her relationships.

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    She longed for a franker assessment of her artwork from a seasoned critic.

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    She preferred a franker and more direct approach to communication.

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    She was determined to be franker about her needs in the relationship.

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    She was relieved when her friend became franker about her struggles with mental health.

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    She wished he would be franker about his intentions instead of playing games.

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    She wished her family was franker about their history of mental illness.

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    She yearned for a relationship where they could be franker about their deepest insecurities.

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    The activist called for a franker acknowledgement of the nation's dark past.

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    The artist's exhibition was a franker exploration of themes of identity and belonging.

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    The artist's later works were often considered franker and more controversial.

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    The author promised a franker account of the scandal in his upcoming memoir.

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    The board demanded a franker explanation of the company's financial difficulties.

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    The CEO promised shareholders a franker explanation of the company's recent losses.

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    The choreographer aimed to create a franker and more expressive dance performance.

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    The community called for a franker investigation into the police misconduct allegations.

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    The community demanded a franker and more accountable system of governance.

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    The company needed to be franker about the impact of its operations on the environment.

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    The conference aimed to promote a franker exchange of ideas among researchers.

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    The consultant advised the company to be franker about its failures and learn from them.

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    The council debated the need for a franker and more transparent budget process.

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    The critic sought a franker and more insightful perspective on the artistic merit of the work.

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    The doctor emphasized the importance of being franker about symptoms to ensure proper diagnosis.

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    The documentary promised a franker exploration of the environmental crisis.

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    The editor encouraged the writer to be franker in his portrayal of the characters.

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    The filmmaker aimed to create a franker and more impactful documentary.

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    The foundation supported initiatives that promoted a franker and more open dialogue on social issues.

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    The government promised a franker and more transparent process for awarding contracts.

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    The historian aimed to provide a franker and more nuanced account of the historical events.

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    The institution aimed to foster a franker and more inclusive environment for all members.

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    The investigation sought a franker and more comprehensive understanding of the crime.

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    The journalist intended to produce a franker exposé on the politician's corrupt dealings.

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    The journalist sought a franker and more objective perspective on the events.

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    The mediator encouraged both parties to be franker about their concerns and demands.

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    The musician aimed to create a franker and more authentic expression of his emotions.

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    The network supported initiatives that promoted a franker and more comprehensive understanding of global issues.

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    The older he got, the franker and less concerned with social niceties he became.

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    The organization advocated for a franker and more honest representation of marginalized communities.

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    The organization aimed to foster a franker and more open dialogue about diversity and inclusion.

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    The organization promoted a franker and more respectful dialogue across cultural divides.

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    The panel discussion aimed to create a space for franker conversations about race and inequality.

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    The playwright aimed to create a franker and more realistic portrayal of relationships.

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    The politician promised a franker assessment of the country's economic challenges.

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    The professor encouraged his students to be franker in their critiques of each other's work.

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    The report called for a franker debate on immigration policy.

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    The researcher sought a franker and more unbiased analysis of the data.

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    The scientist hoped for a franker dialogue about the ethical implications of his research.

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    The speaker encouraged the audience to be franker about their experiences with discrimination.

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    The therapist aimed to create an environment where patients felt safe enough to be franker.

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    They agreed that a franker approach to the problem was the only way to find a solution.

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    They found that a franker exchange of ideas led to more innovative solutions.

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    They needed a mediator who could facilitate a franker discussion about the company's future.

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    With time, she hoped to become franker in her communication style.