Sentence examples for forthright decisions from inspiring English sources

We read the qualities of a work as the forthright decisions of a particular mind, wanting to let it commandeer our own minds, and we are disappointed when it doesn't.

The Bloomberg cost-cutting may be bloody, but the mayor was very clear and forthright about the decisions he is making, and seems to be trying hard to be fair.

You argue that if our nation is unwilling to help New Orleans reconstruct, we must be forthright about our decision.

The chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, has been forthright about the tough decisions made in the budget, and the need to protect those most vulnerable.

In a move typical of the decisive, forthright and organised nature of the preparations for the 2012 Games, the decision on the future use of the Olympic Stadium, scheduled for Friday, has been postponed.

And they must provide forthright, clear explanations for their decisions, so that Americans are not forced to guess at how future cases will be decided.

We deserve a forthright explanation of how this decision not to disclose took place, as well as of the timing of the eventual disclosure.

The prime minister responded with a forthright defence of the UK's decision to push for closer ties with China.

The decision to issue such a forthright statement is evidence, however, of the increasingly proactive approach that Kensington Palace is taking with the media, particularly in response to coverage of Harry and the family of Prince William.

Macfarlane said he had informed the prime minister of his plans on Wednesday and they "had a fairly forthright discussion at times" – but insisted the decision was not a vote of no confidence in Turnbull.

He has earned the admiration of colleagues for his forthright acknowledgment this year of his alcoholism and his decision to seek treatment.