Sentence examples for A forthright defence from inspiring English sources

The prime minister responded with a forthright defence of the UK's decision to push for closer ties with China.

In this debate, which took place on 24 June while the future Labour leader shadowed Huhne, the new energy and climate change secretary gave a forthright defence of his decision to take a tough stance on the deficit.

Thompson set out a forthright defence of his own and his fellow directors' actions last week, laying most of the blame on HBOS, principal lender to Farepak's parent firm EHR.

The Saudi intervention fuelled an already heated row at the UN over Syria's future, where the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, issued a forthright defence of the Syrian regime, describing it as fighting a lonely and "valiant" battle against Islamic State extremists.

Here is his forthright defence of the middle-aged institution.

Iran may also try to hit Israel with its own ballistic missiles, though this would come up against the obstacle of Israel's missile defences, and could also spur a forthright American response.A regional conflagration cannot be ruled out.

Yet a forthright sincerity is obvious.

It is a forthright attack on the folly of war.

The ALP had generally tended toward a forthright international policy.

The many choruses have a forthright musical vigor.

And Carson delivered a forthright self-diagnosis to Katie Couric.