A landmark play that faces forthrightly the fact that gay divorce necessarily accompanies marriage equality.
It is time to face forthrightly the imbalances created in the late 1990's rather than resort to outworn shibboleths about how the markets must set currency rates.
Romney and Ryan have made their willingness to stand tall and to confront forthrightly the problems facing the nation a central theme of their campaign.
Ms. Whitman has tried to stabilize Hewlett-Packard's management and strategy by facing the issues forthrightly.
He accused the Republican Party of exploiting racial division for political gain, but he also chastised Democrats for not forthrightly facing issues such as crime and welfare that are infused with undercurrents of racial tension.
That's her gloriously aged face looking forthrightly, unapologetically from the line's publicity photo, which appears in store displays.
Sangay, 43, forthrightly and with self-deprecating humor acknowledged he had faced senior veterans of the Tibetan exile government.
"I'd rather have blood on my face," says Schwartz, forthrightly paraphrasing Theodore Roosevelt, "than be one of those timid souls who know neither glory nor defeat".
He faces perhaps his biggest test on Thursday when he returns to Pensacola, Fla., with the uphill task of turning around a federal district judge, Roger Vinson, whose preliminary rulings have been forthrightly antagonistic.
The "I" is forthrightly present, but without show; what counts more is the Italian militiaman, whom Orwell invokes at the start because "with his shabby uniform and fierce pathetic face he typifies for me the special atmosphere of that time".
My first priority after taking office will be to confront these challenges forthrightly.
