Sentence examples for caring forthright from inspiring English sources

But Ed's caring, forthright approach starts breaking down the barriers with his perhaps too-naive students.

His obituary in the Sydney Morning Herald on 10 April described him as the "archetypal Australian combat leader ... fearless, forthright, unpretentious, caring".

Sometimes he is startlingly forthright (saying he doesn't care if hacks slip notes into the satchel of J K Rowling's child).

"I don't care about beauty at all," said Ms. Sillman, who is forthright and friendly, offering some cool watermelon chunks to a visitor.

But Mr Bush and European leaders, who tend to be less forthright with the Kremlin because they need Russian energy must tell Mr Putin they care about the Caucasus.

In Season 5, which we're filming now, Anna is even more forthright with her opinions; it's for Mary's own good, purely because she cares about her.

It is therefore possible that men may be reluctant to acknowledge that they may be infected compared to women who may be forthright in accessing care believing, and little stigmatized as HIV is perceived to have been acquired from a spouse.

Even if you know they're spouting nonsense, you've got to admire the forthright way they take care of it.

If their inability to cope is impacting people in their care, be prepared to be more forthright in your determination to help.

Patients must have early, forthright and complete notice of health care providers' institutional or personal policies or beliefs that could impact their treatment wishes at the end of life.

For that reason, Brill said he believed Hughes had not been forthright about his stated commitment to run the health care piece on the cover.