frankness

Her frankness can be touching, including when she says it’s better when her troubled son doesn’t come by, because it means he doesn’t need anything.

Historians credit his vision, self-assurance, frankness and sharp wit in no small part for this crucial diplomatic win.

Doris was known for her frankness, as well as the hilarious reason she refused to make a salad for Neil the Baby’s christening.

It felt necessary to treat that with a degree of frankness and see it objectively.

That frankness is one factor that led Mayor Karen Bass to turn to McDonnell, 65, as the new chief.