Sentence examples for a forthright argument from inspiring English sources

Obama made a forthright argument that primitive individualism has to be paired with what he called "another thread running throughout our history — a belief that we are all connected and that there are some things we can only do together, as a nation".

The political publisher Biteback has launched an ambitious new series that, judging by the first three books published, tackles the controversy of the topics explored with a mixture of intelligence and forthright argument from some excellent writers.

Faced with such a forthright attack from so influential a writer, the government withdrew.The line of argument in these letters, in favour of cultural diversity and against centralisation in London and interference in the affairs of Scotland, has a very contemporary ring and is the reason why they have been called the first manifesto of modern Scottish nationalism.

After a touch-line argument with then-club captain Gareth Owen, Gannon gave a forthright interview explaining that disciplinary action would be taken, and Owen would be stripped of the captaincy.

While not adopting the argument in express terms, the court indicates tacit approval of it by refusing to reject it in a forthright manner.

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.

A great director, a forthright artist, a modest man.