Sentence examples for always outspoken from inspiring English sources

The libertarian Ron Paul, and his army of supporters, are always outspoken and unpredictable.

Mike Mazzeo, ESPN New York: The always outspoken Joe Namath thinks that the New York Jets' No. 1 quarterback has to be upset privately.

Back in 1945, Feller, always outspoken, had created a controversy involving Robinson soon after Robinson had been signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers organization to break baseball's color barrier.

He was always outspoken about how black musicians had been underpaid, and he toured only sporadically after the 1970s, appeared in a few movies, and made occasional albums.

Hopkins' article has been met with positive responses online – a stark contrast to the usual reception reserved for her often-controversial and always outspoken opinions.

He was always outspoken and direct, perhaps a little bit too much so when unwisely attempting to defend Ron Atkinson's racist remarks in 2004.

The show lost some of its luster in December 2013 after the always-outspoken Phil Robertson sounded off on homosexuality and black people in an interview with GQ magazine.

She was not always so outspoken.

"He was always too outspoken; too brutal.

"I have always been outspoken on issues of equality," she added.

Mr. Forstmann has always been outspoken about the financial industry, but this time he went a little further.