Burgess was equally forthright, noting: "After the performance against France we need to look at ourselves, the further we look away from our group [and at the Kiwis], we might become distracted.
In a forthright author's note, Picoult says this novel represents her grappling, as someone "white and class-privileged," with issues of racism, both individual and institutional.
Aside from that, the charge of Muslim bias against Aslan is particularly unwarranted in view of Aslan's forthright statements in a note at the beginning of his book, which Green either ignored or didn't bother to read.
She sometimes swings in a way that recalls both Vaughan's range and her forthright, comfortable style, drawing out notes so that she seems to saunter her way through a lyric.
Mr. Printup proved himself on "The Bullet Train" (from his new album on Nagel-Heyer, "The New Boogaloo"), playing strong, forthright lines with pretty bent notes; you can hear Wynton Marsalis and Booker Little in his sound.
(Side note: my always-forthright mother has also always told me that the 'gay voice' always outs its subject, except in some cases when "they might just be an intellectual. You know, they always sound gay and sometimes they're just smart".
Scholes, he has noted, was rarely this forthright in interviews as a player.
As noted yesterday by the forthright Derek Jeter, the Yankees' estimable shortstop, "We didn't deserve to win".
In fact, Professor Shaw is quite forthright with her intentions for the book, noting in the first paragraph that the book "looks at the cases where non-nationals..
Like Ms. Banfield, Carolyn Murphy, the potently American blonde whom Estée Lauder has just anointed as its million-dollar figurehead, strikes the appropriate note for uncertain times: her fresh, forthright beauty is a relief from the busty sexuality of her predecessor, Elizabeth Hurley.
