Sentence examples for forthright debate from inspiring English sources

A forthright debate about the national budget should include a full discussion of our military expenditures and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

We need a forthright debate about the kind of residential home provision we as a nation want - and the children we send there deserve.

Rather than fall hopelessly into endless name-calling and mudslinging like today, ultimately these men engaged in forthright debate and overcame ideological differences that threatened to stop their revolution before it began.

In a forthright intervention into the debate on welfare, Rowan Williams said he had "a lot of worries" about the scheme, which will be formally unveiled this week by the Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith.

However, in a remarkably forthright comment echoing a debate now about the wisdom and value of replacing Trident, Blair writes: "The expense is huge, and the utility in a post-cold war world is less in terms of deterrence, and non-existent in terms of military use".

While he is not contesting for a Lower House seat this time, he continues to be very active in the election campaign and as the national spokesperson of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), DPT often appears on multiple TV channels to give forthright viewpoints or to debate with spokespersons of other parties.

It's refreshing to hear such forthright voices in a world where any debate about virginity is often so conflicting or one-sided.

The ensuing debate was expected to be loud, forthright, and informative.

We are forthright with our data and methodology to encourage serious debate, independent research and further study.

Four days after Mr Calderón's cautious call for debate, Vicente Fox, his predecessor as president, issued a forthright demand for the legalisation of the production, sale and distribution of all drugs.

Although there is a lot of room for interpretation and debate of language and concepts, the hope is that a forthright discussion of ambiguities and infelicities should eventually improve the presentation of evolution to the public.