Sentence examples for forthright letter from inspiring English sources
More than 10 days ago, Congressmen Alan Grayson and Mark Takano initiated the forthright letter, circulating it among House colleagues.
From New Delhi he bombarded the president with astonishingly forthright letters about economic and foreign policy.
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops was more forthright in a 1986 pastoral letter: "No one may deny the right to organize without attacking human dignity itself".
We are contending more with incremental indifference than forthright objection, and no number of polite letters or coaxing phone calls seem to persuade them to reconsider.
Then there are letters of complaint including a particularly forthright one written in October 1986 and diligently filed away.
Victoria wrote her own typically forthright epitaph at the end of her life in letters to and conversation with her son: "What will live in history is the good work done by the individual & that has nothing to do with rank or title .
A letter from 343 experts, from biologists to sociologists, expressed "forthright opposition" to the proposal.Others, however, sought similar favours.
And when Weichselbaum faced sentencing, Trump provided a letter to the court endorsing his friend as "conscientious, forthright, and diligent".
She is forthright on the subject of her sister, and Margaret's letters to her offer a texture of first-person reflection that was not her usual mode.
A letter of his to Leibniz written in 1698 contains the forthright assertion that "inasmuch as the number of terms in nature is infinite, the infinitesimal exists ipso facto".
A cover letter is not an editorial test; it is meant to be a forthright expression of suitability for a job.
