Sentence examples for a forthright view from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Zolotow, a distinguished author and editor of children's books whose work — both her own titles and those of the writers in her stable — offered even the youngest readers a forthright view of emotionally fraught subjects like anger, envy and death, died on Tuesday at her home in Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.

His forthright view marks him out as the one decisive leader in what is fast becoming an explosive subject in South Africa.

Alma Zamarin, the only current Trump employee to talk to the Guardian, had the most forthright view of this characterisation.

"It was a massive shame that certain people had to force their own opinions on other people," is Cummins's forthright view.

His forthright view that Washington should have listened to London about postwar planning faithfully reflects the government's frustration with the Bush administration.

An important divergence in tone from Waugh's novel, Mr. Jarrold said, comes in the closing scene, when Charles — now back at Brideshead during World War II — talks to Lieutenant Hooper, a fellow soldier who has a rough accent and the forthright views of a modern man unimpressed by the aristocracy.

The Top Gear presenter, whose 23-year BBC career is littered with controversy as a result of his forthright views and robust sense of humour, is not thought to be facing any disciplinary action despite a feeling among senior BBC staff that his comments were "beyond the pale".

"As a current player with forthright views and opinions on the game, we can look forward to Rio providing significant insight and experience".

Smith said she was expressing her forthright views to an American magazine rather than a British one because she was not keen on fame.

Loved by aspirational right-wing voters, Naftali Bennett is a dot-com millionaire whose forthright views have drained support away from Mr Netanyahu's ruling Likud Party and given political pundits and journalists plenty to talk about.

Hockney supplies an idiosyncratic commentary, expounding his forthright views on everything from the state of modern art to why crinkled chips are preferable, because there's more surface area.