Sentence examples for forthright interventions from inspiring English sources
"He was more strong, more fierce and in-depth than he'd ever been," said Allawi of Sistani's increasingly forthright interventions.
But forthright intervention would be a mistake.
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.
It was an unusually forthright U.S. intervention in the murk of euro-affairs, reflecting geostrategic concerns that a British exit would destabilize Europe, leave it under German-French domination, reduce the free-market voice within it, and deprive a multitude of British-based American corporations of the benefits of the vast single European market.
He appears dismayed that the market reforms that he pushed have slowed under Mr Hu and Mr Wen, while the state's economic clout has only grown.Cheng Li of the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC, says he is surprised that Mr Zhu is now being so forthright, but predicts that public interventions by former leaders—"old-man politics"—could well increase.
No amount of positive return on the TARP investments will quell criticism of the interventions, but Mr. Paulson in his book is forthright about the trade-offs involved.
The international community, O'Neill argued, should concentrate on "learning and saying in a forthright way what hasn't worked and why, so that we can agree to stop making such interventions".
He was forthright about the difficulties of winding down the war in Iraq and gave an eloquent pitch for American intervention in Darfur.But the debate, like the previous three, went best for Mrs Clinton.
All are commendably forthright.
"Jane" is more forthright.
