This is a fierce and forthright film.
But as the story progresses, Graham finds her own voice – hesitant at first, but increasingly firm and forthright.
The magazine may have been light and fizzy, but it could be firm and forthright in its convictions: it ballyhooed Rachmaninoff and Walt Disney, pilloried Prohibition and the mania over Charles Lindbergh.
A lawyer for Milbank, Stephen Blauner, replied that the firm had been forthright about its Enron work.
A tall woman with tawny hair, broad shoulders, a firm handshake and a forthright, direct manner, Ms Hamilton worked as a loader at a factory in Sumter, a modest city of 40,000 in east-central South Carolina.
Rove and his aides, the people behind the camera, were smart, geeky, ruthless, and workaholic; the candidate-clients were handsome, forthright, vigorous, friendly, and easy, with firm jaws and great hair.
She is forthright and opinionated, but hesitates before sharing her firm views on international aid.
There is desire in her voice, and regret, but where a less forthright performer might be inclined to quaver, Torrini holds firm: "I never married.
Firms looking to stay ahead of privacy concerns should be forthright about how consumer data is being used and what value is being created — for the firm, for the customer, and for third parties.
To achieve those ends, the law firms conducting the investigations must be viewed as forthright and uncompromised.
