Sentence examples for forthright character from inspiring English sources

Bjorn, a fiery and forthright character, with the 2006 captain Ian Woosnam famously on the receiving end of his temper after he denied the Dane a wildcard in 2006, has been a Ryder Cup vice-captain four times and is adamant he intends to do the job his way.

One example of the staff brought in by the Team Sky head over the winter was the coach Simon Jones, who had worked with Brailsford at Great Britain until 2006 and had subsequently worked in Australian cycling, and is a forthright character who has no hesitation in voicing his opinions or ruffling feathers.

Head is forthright character and I'm told he had grown tired of the Brazilian's complaints about the team's difficulties.

There were tears, and occasional laughter, as the Bishop of London, the Right Reverend Richard Chartres, paid tribute to Lady Thatcher's forthright character in a simple service, which, at her personal request, did not include any eulogies.

However, she was eventually noticed for her role, particularly for the forthright character she played.

Heroic Polonaise, byname of Polonaise in A-flat Major, Op. 53, solo piano piece by Polish French composer Frédéric Chopin, known and nicknamed for its forthright "heroic" character, cast rhythmically as a polonaise a Polish court dance in waltz time.

Ellis acknowledges a "forceful, forthright and eccentric character" but stresses Cruttwell's generous hospitality "to many who became his close friends" and concern for his undergraduates' welfare.

The dominance of forthright female characters does not make it just a "women's show", although I doubt Donald Trump tuned in.

Greenfield is regarded as a forthright and colourful character whose love of neuroscience, entrepreneurial drive and determination not to conform to the stereotype of dull scientist secured her position as a role model for female scientists.

"He was a huge character, forthright but always honest and hardworking".

Instead, "Jane the Virgin" takes a forthright approach, allowing its characters to respond with logic and empathy, even when confronted with the most absurd events.