Sentence examples for a plain speaker from inspiring English sources
His mother, a plain speaker, called him der Eifersuchtige, the jealous one.
In the debate on Thursday night, George W. Bush came across as down to earth, likable, a plain speaker.
Sherry is the kind of aunt we all want: a plain speaker with a good sense of humor.
And I was moved by the story of Hagel's upbringing; perhaps that is what inspires him to be a plain speaker.
She is reputedly a "plain speaker" and has warned she will comment on any issues affecting children in Scotland - regardless of whether they fall within her statutory remit.
He's a very plain speaker and a traditional populist".
No one goes to Roiphe, a contrarian and plain speaker to her marrow, for political correctness, but The Violet Hour often reads like a book about gods and their willing handmaidens.
So, a plain, unsentimental speaker.
Even so, many of his best essays were written during this difficult period and were collected in his two most famous books: Table Talk (1821) and The Plain Speaker (1826).
Paul Brownfield of The Los Angeles Times said: "Conversations" proves two things: Anybody can get a talk show on CNBC – though it helps if you have a bazillion dollars and eccentric friends – and two, moguls like Eisner are super-salespeople who understand that the American public will always fall for the plain speaker, no matter what you say to the people you actually work with.
