Sentence examples for as much openly from inspiring English sources

Keable argued as much openly, suggesting that the Protestant chaplaincy in France should be amalgamated into the operations of the YMCA, and that only the Roman Catholic padres – who seemed to have quite a different, more immediate relationship with their Celtic and Lancastrian companies – should remain.

A long line of pragmatically minded Justices, from the Franklin Roosevelt appointee Robert Jackson to the Clinton appointee Stephen Breyer, have admitted as much, musing openly about the Court's necessary entanglement with messy democracy.

In this list of nominees this year, there is just as much a lack of openly gay actors in any roles.

Communicate openly as much as possible.

In my view, it is therefore in the interest of the public to ensure that as much data as possible is openly accessible.

State Senator Bill Perkins (D-Harlem) openly argues as much: "My concern is that [parents] are being sold something that is hype, that is all about creating more demand," he said recently.

Sure, our world is filled with questionable role models, but now Trump, a 70-year-old New York billionaire, who openly takes as much pride in his testy tweets as in avoiding paying taxes, is no longer just the star of The Apprentice.

Haring was a ground-breaking street artist inspired by social activism and progressive politics, as much as his identity as an openly gay man in the 1980s.

Lancaster himself acknowledged as much, not that he said it openly for fear of being slaughtered in the public prints.

We will make as much of the data as possible openly available in due course, but, as is normal academic practice, not until our research is fully published".

But the hints she gave in not responding seemed likely to provoke as much controversy as the things she openly talked about.