Sentence examples for a forthright expression of from inspiring English sources
A cover letter is not an editorial test; it is meant to be a forthright expression of suitability for a job.
He gained a reputation for forthright expression of his opinions, especially in criticizing Conservative "deviousness".
Henson was opposed to strikes, trade unions and socialism, and for a time his forthright expression of his views made him unpopular in the diocese.
For example a British academic wrote that: "Sometimes forthright expression of views could cause issues for employers and affect my reputation.
His forthright expression of his own sexuality in a world where such an attitude can cut back record sales is almost odd.
A revelation of this exhibition is Artemisia's long-term love affair with the Florentine nobleman Francesco Maria di Niccolò Maringhi, witnessed by some fascinating autograph love letters on display for the first time, as notable for the artist's faulty grammar and idiosyncratic spelling as for her forthright expressions of passion.
Yet his Likud Party has been (and remains) a forthright proponent of just such a policy.
No longer burlesquing film, these works mobilize a forthright range of cinematic potencies.
He is also a forthright fan of Bacon.
Instead, the probable chair is Tinatin Khidasheli, a Georgian Dream coalition politician and a forthright critic of the UNM.
How did we reach the point where a forthright assertion of that idea by an art show can seem like a stroke of genius?
