Sentence examples for Public outspoken from inspiring English sources

Today, she is a public, outspoken opponent of weakening derivatives regulation, which the backers of the bill fail to mention.

As someone who has spent many years in the halls of Congress and United Nations climate conventions calling for strong climate action, this diverse, public, outspoken, and in-the-streets action was a beautiful, incredible feat that signals a tipping point in the climate movement that policymakers will not be able to ignore.

He's been such a force in British public life, outspoken, unpredictable, incapable of toeing any party line.

Estefanos says she is now considering going to Sudan where she says refugees are being illegally deported to Eritrea but she's not sure if it's safe – she is a public figure, outspoken about the Eritrean government who are operating there.

But from day one both Leah and Dennison, who are the two people that were subpoenaed in Portland, decided that they wanted to be as public and outspoken about the issue as possible.

Fortuyn and van Gogh were both vehemently outspoken public figures – as controversial as they were contradictory.

Dr. Cavagnero also said a colleague, Moshe Elitzur, worried that Dr. Gaskell "had outspoken public views about creationism and evolution".

For many years an outspoken public artist on the television and radio,  she also makes art that moves people deeply.

Mark Green, a Democratic stalwart, was angling for another citywide run, based on his record as an outspoken public advocate.

Ms. Mader has vowed to become an outspoken public advocate in those hearings for a more autonomous inspector general.

Ian Johnson, calling Mr. Ran "one of China's most outspoken public intellectuals," interviewed him at his home in Chengdu, in Sichuan Province.