Sentence examples similar to forthright passion from inspiring English sources
Andsnes's Beethoven is big, forthright, passionate.
In its forthright honesty and passion it could be compared to the film "Longtime Companion" (1990), which brought home the emergency with a similar immediacy and eloquence.
A revelation of this exhibition is Artemisia's long-term love affair with the Florentine nobleman Francesco Maria di Niccolò Maringhi, witnessed by some fascinating autograph love letters on display for the first time, as notable for the artist's faulty grammar and idiosyncratic spelling as for her forthright expressions of passion.
In the Daily Star, Dominik Diamond was more forthright: "I loathe Sophie with a passion normally reserved for vicious dictators, dog dirt and boy bands".
Don't the Moon Look LonesomeBy Stanley Crouch.Pantheon; 560 pages; $26.95STANLEY CROUCH has made a reputation as a forthright, even combative critic with an informing passion for jazz.
Harris-White took the initiative in forging their friendship – "I have a lot of crushes on people," she says, "and when I like someone and their energy I'm pretty forthright in saying 'I want to hang with you'" – and the pair swiftly bonded over a shared passion for Michael Jackson (they later got matching Thriller tattoos).
All are commendably forthright.
"Jane" is more forthright.
Weiner was somewhat more forthright.
