Sentence examples for forthright attack from inspiring English sources

It is a forthright attack on the folly of war.

Acharnians (425 bce; Greek Acharneis) is a forthright attack on the folly of the war.

Stellan Skarsgård has defended the BBC and launched a forthright attack on Rupert Murdoch's influence on British media.

He also, by implication, challenged the Pentecostalists' theology, often a gung-ho message of prosperity through piety, with a forthright attack on capitalism's "disposable" culture.

He took an agreeable vocal turn on most of the songs in the set, applying his reedy tenor with a forthright attack but many subtle variations of phrasing.

But Wednesday's speech was the most forthright attack yet on the "knee-jerk partisanship" and "exaggerated threats" that the president claims are really behind the opposition.

It is no surprise that Putin is admired by some on the right for his forthright attacks on "liberal elites".

Knighted for services to the theatre, he has been forthright in attacking the arts policies of successive governments.

Thus the appearance that Obama was not being completely forthright was attacked by his opponent Hillary Clinton.

His sound is forthright and his attack is determinedly daring – not the dark volatility I imagine of Beethoven's own improvising, but assured enough to sparkle and command.

Murdoch, who is generally seen as a supporter of Abbott's government, has been so forthright in his attack that government ministers were forced to defend Credlin.