Sentence examples for forthright as from inspiring English sources

It was winsome and forthright, as was its introduction: she said she first encountered that tune "a long time ago," on the soundtrack to the Julia Roberts-Hugh Grant movie "Notting Hill".

"We have noticed a definite increase in the term visibility," notes Sheri Prasso, editor of the section of Business Week titled UpFront (one word, capital modishly in the middle, playing on the meanings of up front as "honest, forthright" as well as "found in the opening pages of the magazine").

Fellow BBC commentator, Jack Bannister felt that Agnew's comments were inappropriate, but only to the extent that he had referred to his friendship with Atherton: Bannister advised Agnew that he should continue to be honest and forthright as a reporter.

When pressed, he said, "I think that's as forthright as I can be right now".

He could not have survived if he had been as forthright as he is now".

Forthright as the side were in the closing moments, they could not wholly convince.

His financial controller recommends being forthright with investors as well as staff.

Art students burned a copy of Matisse's "Blue Nude"; luckily, the original survived, and it's as perilously forthright here as it must have been in Woodrow Wilson's day.

"He wasn't as forthright with me as other people I've interviewed".

Will he be as forthright and apologetic as Pettitte was last year in discussing his use of human growth hormone?

While Ms. Clark is as forthright and funny as ever, the work drifts too deeply into camp; it could have been harrowing.