quite frankly

But most of us never look at the interest rate we're paying, because, quite frankly, we don't give it a second thought.

Identifying worms might be a great way to punch up headlines, but quite frankly, it has no effect on stopping the attacks.

Quite frankly, I've never been asked if IBM could make DB2 slower, or more difficult to use, or less available - well, you get the point.

Quite frankly, if I feel much safer, then the issue seems like a moot point: Lock them up!

and even her own expectations, I wanted to be a dancer and quite frankly had no idea that my life was going to turn out the way that it did.

You know quite frankly, for this, uh this young lady again, no reason to believe her.

'Quite frankly all the gambling on Wall Street is doing nothing to put people back to work in America and rebuild our economy, ' he said.

Quite frankly, it's not even worth arguing; it most certainly is a violation of encapsulation, at least in the traditional sense.

There's an impractical and, quite frankly ridiculous, way to get out of abiding by your country's laws: start you own nation.

Technically, it is quite straight forward, and quite frankly, there is no excuse for not being able to build a green complex properly.

I know exactly what you're up to, and quite frankly, you're going to need my help.

I can only hope he'll be okay for Sunday because quite frankly we are a little bit light in the forward department.

Plushenko talks quite frankly about his future in sport, referring primarily to the functionaries of the Russian Figure Skating Federation.

Quite frankly, right now I look at myself as an American, and I think others do as well.

Please don't make us tell you this one, quite frankly, it's a little bit embarrassing, but we love dirty girls.

It was a great opportunity to discuss my views on the topic as, quite frankly, it turns out I have a lot to say on the subject!

Quite frankly, the first impression I could imagine it should be a Coca Cola classical red can, but it isn't.

Also no free internet which quite frankly is a bit tight given the prices of the rooms.

Quite frankly, the book(well. . . books) on emotional intelligence had already been written.

I'll always be an open source developer, but quite frankly, we're dying off because the companies who use our software do not give back.

Quite frankly, I found existing open source solutions to be lacking in various ways.

And you, quite frankly, being one of most self-obsessed sign of the zodiac, really need to concern yourself with being you.

Well, I think quite frankly one of the reasons we got into trouble is we lost our capability to make choices.

I shall like to say I find the book interesting, but quite frankly I can not.

I should like to say I find the book interesting, but quite frankly I can't.

But a rare few are, quite frankly , to be feared.

Your dark Ones may harbour thoughts of stalling our progress, but quite frankly they have no idea what they are really up against.

This questioning of my belief brings about a sense of disorder of which, quite frankly, I am afraid.

Quite frankly, I know this would not have been possible without the support and close cooperation of the able people in the field like you.

The XFL will take you places where the NFL is afraid to go because, quite frankly, we are not afraid of anything.

In fact, let's just assume that I've used Maven for the first step, because, quite frankly, it's my preferred build platform.

You've been doing a lot of complaining about me, Bruce. And quite frankly, I'm tired of it.

Quite frankly, it's very possible that it's the Russian equities. There's more volatility and more risk associated with the position.

Aries: notice and remember You are naturally outgoing and caring and, quite frankly, accustomed to being people's favorite.

Quite frankly, I fear the pace at which we have grown may have been too quick.

North Korea in the short term and quite frankly a significant challenge from China in the medium and long term.

Their approach quite frankly ignores the need for gradual but effective changes .

However we are staying in Kuta and, quite frankly, it is a dump. It could be any cheap sunshine destination on the planet.

Quite frankly, I'm very troubled by what you've told me.

Political topics in Singapore, quite frankly, enjoy a no-holds barred discussion in NUS.

They could intervene in foreign exchange markets but quite frankly I don't think that's the signal we're getting at the moment.

We chose the workmen ourselves and quite frankly, everything is turning out fine.

The more resource-rich we are, the more likely we are to transfer responsibilities to others, and quite frankly, we must.

They are quite frankly just TOO beautiful, and that alone is dangerous.

But quite frankly. . . your business methods are too violent.

Hoover said. 'We think the market has overreacted, quite frankly.

It's called carpal tunnel syndrome, and quite frankly you deserve it.

Quite frankly, this is educational nonsense, for those issues that we call controversial are inherent in any vital curriculum.

Quite frankly, I hope my cynicism about Washington politics is excessive.

I thought I had done that already, quite frankly.

minor setbacks. So doing would quite frankly be foolish.

But quite frankly, this thinking is incorrect.

People often sound like children when crafting emails, and quite frankly, don't know how to choose the right words.

And quite frankly, the traditional approach to development doesn't quite work so well.

Quite frankly, I don't see what all the hoopla's about.

And quite frankly, when I was first hired as an instructional designer, I didn't know either.

Quite frankly we are very open with our design teams.

Quite frankly I don't know how many different ways I can say it. [I feel] regret, remorse, awful.

Quite frankly, between you & me, it's a stack of bull.

"Quite frankly, I am tiring of politicians using national security issues, such as terrorism, as a political football, " Brennan said.

With them. . . quite frankly, I can't say anything.

Now that, quite frankly, is a flat-out lie.

'Quite frankly, as a solar manufacturer, it is a lot better to pay workers $1 an hour in China than workers $15 an hour in Massachusetts. '

Quite frankly, I don't care about what they may say.

Quite frankly, I don't know why I buy anything.

Quite frankly, I do not have a direct answer for you.

I think people will jump on it, quite frankly.

It's rich, it is easy to use, and quite frankly the price is right.

"Quite frankly, we don't really know what is causing this, if parasites are not, " Skelly said.

Quite frankly, we couldn't agree more.

Quite frankly, it's just not enough anymore. We need to be more aggressive in order to keep ahead of our competitors. This is 21st century.

Okay, I have a problem. It's called carpal tunnel syndrome, and quite frankly you deserve it.

Now, there are times when I believe that is true, quite frankly, including me.

I hope you don't mind if we talk quite frankly.

Their home countries are becoming more competitive And quite frankly our country is becoming more restrictive.

It doesn't follow that one should abandon a workable plan simply because of minor setbacks . So doing would quite frankly be foolish .

Just to see. Because quite frankly, four judges were not quite enough, they could have eight judges. [qh]