Admiral Leach sent the prime minister a forthright note in May 1981 regretting that she was too busy to see him and begging that she spend "two minutes" reading his letter.
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..
The report is forthright in acknowledging the power dynamic at work, noting that there is no equating "the position of Israel as the occupying power with that of the occupied Palestinian population or entities representing it.
Mr. Huber was forthright in his view that Mr. Rich's operation should be covered, noting that the statute lists "raw materials trading," a term covering those who deal in commodities.
Mr Obama has been forthright about his intentions to circumvent the gridlocked Congress when possible, noting frequently that the Republican-controlled House of Representatives has declined even to hold votes on Senate-passed bills on topics from immigration reform to gay rights.
Scottish women in this period had something of a reputation among foreign observers for being forthright individuals, with the Spanish ambassador to the court of James IV noting that they were "absolute mistresses of their houses and even their husbands".
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 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.
As Podhoretz noted, "the poetry last night was muscular, forthright, plain and tough — deliberately and painstakingly so".
