Sentence examples for a little more forthright from inspiring English sources
Mr Clarke, the Labour MP for Northampton South, was a little more forthright.
Two days earlier the Metropolitan police assistant commissioner had been a little more forthright, confiding in a Sunday newspaper that the choice had been "pretty crap".
Sure, none is as extravagantly coiffed as Robbie, or as expensively suited as Jamie Redknapp, but as all they have to risk is a free pie and a seat in the press box, they might be a little more forthright.
One suspects that the Australian daily papers, whose correspondents here were, unprecedentedly, able to include the entire innings for their late editions, might come up with something a little more forthright.
He continued to grant interviews and may have even been a little more forthright in his answers.
So, it is encouraging that the SBA Office is now being a little more forthright in its criticisms of the report.
Milk and Kisses is a bit of a retreat to the past – a little more obscure, less lyrically forthright – and as an unintentional final farewell, it's an elegant if melancholic listen, one that Fraser in particular regards as the hallmark of a sad time.
In the coming months I expect columnist corrections to become a little more frequent and a lot more forthright than they've been in the past.
Defining himself against Mr. Kendrick, whose improvised gestures are a little more sketchy and inward, he performed at his forthright best.
