Sentence examples for certainly outspoken from inspiring English sources

"Jessica is certainly outspoken and passionate," said David Kamnitzer, the manager of the FEGS program that Ms. Nivar attends in the Woodlawn neighborhood of the Bronx.

She is also, if not exactly militant, then certainly outspoken about her sexuality and what it means in the context of her band, at least two of whom - she and drummer/programmer Maya Postepski - are gay.

It is not known whether Lord Patten was subsequently in contact informally with his old political colleague George Osborne but he was certainly outspoken about the government's "awful" plans to make the BBC pay for pensioners' free licence fee on Radio 4's The World at One.

(Certainly, his outspoken rhetoric, including accusing the SEC of suing him to make up for its alleged deficiencies in regulating American companies, suggests that he may be reluctant to settle out of court).

MCCONNELL: Well, he's certainly been outspoken in foreign policy and defense over the years.

noted that Hagel had "certainly been outspoken in foreign policy and defense over the years".

"Clinton was certainly much more outspoken.

More aggressive, more outspoken, certainly more "leap before you look" than other Europeans.

She certainly has been outspoken in the past.

He was not the only legislator to change his mind on the issue, but he has certainly been the most outspoken.

The ruling is certainly controversial, though — with outspoken critics including freedom of speech rights groups such as the Open Rights Group, and Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales, to name a few.