Sentence examples for bold outspoken from inspiring English sources
IN THE YEAR SINCE SUSAN CAIN published "Quiet," several other bestselling business authors have joined her effort to weed from that genre the "extrovert ideal"—the bold, outspoken personality type that many self-help books idolize.
Over more than 40 years in public service, Waters has been a bold, outspoken, no-nonsense voice for progressive issues.
He was innovative, bold, outspoken, and unafraid of controversy, allowing myth to blend with observation, casting ordinary people as heroes and pioneers.
Chung, too bold and outspoken for some, was a potential candidate for the presidency and, who knows, might yet re-emerge in the shake up.
This bold and outspoken ministry soon jeopardized his safety, and in January 1536 he went into hiding after a spiritual struggle of 11 years.
He became a bold and outspoken figure of the civil rights movement in Suffolk County in the racially turbulent 1960's and 1970's.
"We've seen the polarization of Tim in the way his fans have been bold and outspoken, with the billboards they put up around Denver and everything," said Warner, now an analyst for NFL Network.
A bold and outspoken social justice visionary, Rabbi Brickner was a leader in every great struggle of his era, as well as a dedicated catalyst for change and an inspiration to all those who seek to repair our broken world.
This is true especially in the first three Narnia books, written before Lewis, at 54, met the American writer Joy Davidman, a bold and outspoken fan and Christian convert whom he later married.
So freedom, anyone who pushes extra, just a little bit further, is always dangerous for the people who want to have absolute control," he said.His detention came after many previous run-ins with the authorities over his increasingly bold and outspoken statements about China's suppression of expression and individuality.
He does not deserve praise for being bold and outspoken because the content of said expressions are decidedly unsportsmanlike.
