Sentence examples for forthright account from inspiring English sources

The conductor Thomas Hengelbrock presides over a forthright account of the Dresden version of the score, excellently played by Bayreuth's orchestra.

British hopes lie, on this basis, with The Imitation Game, the flawed, wayward, but well-acted and forthright account of wartime codebreaker Alan Turing.

In some of the book's most intriguing passages — those in which he feels lust for various women along the way — McCarthy is vague about his past experiences when a forthright account would have been more enlightening in this book that is, after all, about committing to a life of monogamy.

The book is a touching and forthright account of the way Sarah and her three boys filled her husband's seat at the dinner table during his yearlong deployment.

The dead and wounded deserve a forthright accounting of this mistake -- and at least enough respect to refrain from making jokes about it.

This time, Germany has taken the opportunity to use the less than forthright accounting methods of the Greek government to say that it would not directly rescue Greece, that the provisions for control and sanction in the rules governing the euro zones must be sharpened through possible revisions in the Lisbon Treaty, the quasi-E.U.

The claim that the official U.S. version provides an honest, forthright accounting is unsustainable.

In media appearances in the past 24 hours, including on WFAN in New York with Mike Francesa and with Jeremy Schaap on Outside the Lines, Pernetti spoke like someone more interested in covering his behind than in giving a forthright accounting of what happened.

Its Web site provides an unusually forthright and detailed account of the shifting fortunes and habitats it has endured since its founding in 1961; this is not the first near-death experience in its 50-year history.

Above all, Zola's writings endure on account of his forthright portrayal of social injustice, his staunch defence of the downtrodden, and his unwavering belief in the betterment of the human condition through individual and collective action.

A man of compact build, he went about his work appearing relaxed, forthright and amiable, according to contemporary accounts.