Sentence examples for forthright calling from inspiring English sources

Now he was being more forthright, calling for a war of re-engineering.

Mr. Santos Ferreira was even more forthright, calling on the caretaker government of Prime Minister José Sócrates to negotiate a bridge loan to meet Portugal's immediate financing needs.

The U.S. State Department was slightly more forthright, calling Russia out for "selective prosecution" driven by "political considerations," but that took years, too.

Boothroyd was more forthright in calling on Sewel to resign from the Lords.

Only his coalition partners, the Greens, have been forthright in calling for large-scale immigration.

"It's clear from the way she talks about it that she's talking from conviction, and I do think Hillary Clinton has been very forthright in calling out the leadership of these organizations like the NRA".

Both authors bring to the task a sense of humor and a forthright willingness to call our prevailing assumptions into question.

Being forthright about your feelings is basically calling out the frenemy and forcing them to either own up to their subterfuge or deny it.

Dave Smith, the former Olympic coach who trained the French star Pascal Lino at the end of his career, is forthright in his condemnation of the current TUE system, calling the controversy around Wiggins "an embarrassing shit-show for Sky".

The moment calls for forthright introspection, so we'll pause here to present a few of the more piquant observations we've received over the past 12 months.

With jazz improvisations, scratchy funk, seductive vulnerability and forthright poetry, Ms. Scott calls for respect that's as strong as lust, while she posits righteousness as essential to the deepest pleasure.