Sentence examples similar to forthright deference from inspiring English sources

Robin Day's forthright style of questioning contrasted sharply with the deference still prevalent among BBC news reporters: One early critic wrote, "In the studio, Mr Day puts his blunt, loaded questions with the air of a prosecuting counsel at a murder trial.

Again, deference.

All are commendably forthright.

His achievements demand deference.

There is huge deference.

The deference is gone".

He's very forthright.

"Jane" is more forthright.

He was very forthright.

It implied attunement and deference.

Deference, he says, is out.