Meanings of unusually frank in English

His neighbor was unusually frank in saying out what thousands are thinking.

When it comes to discussing each other's flaws, the French can be unusually frank.

In an unusually frank speech, the queen acknowledges that monarchies survive only through public support.

We don't. That's unusually frank talk for a banker.

In most things he was unusually frank, bluntly honest.

I am angry, Japanese Environment Minister Koichi Yamamoto told a news conference on Friday in an unusually frank tone.

In an unusually frank Instagram post, Beyoncé wrote about the visual album which she worked on for a year.

Again was Rios unusually frank.

The government's Strategic Defence Policy Statement, launched on Friday by Defence Minister Ron Mark, used unusually frank language about China's actions.

Though the association is made up entirely of reporters, the secrecy is so well kept that the speakers are unusually frank.

That makes the series an unusually frank reflection of popular opinion in a country where the authorities still tightly control media content.

Germany's intelligence agencies issued unusually frank warnings late last year about what they called Moscow's "aggressive" cyber spying and disinformation campaigns.

"On the contrary, he seems to me to be unusually frank and open."