Sentence examples for forthright people from inspiring English sources

That scandal arrived, and it will remain until the Vatican and the hierarchy turn even more to the church's strength in forthright people like Bishop O'Malley.

Seeing denial in this way, some scientists argue, helps clarify when it is wise to manage a difficult person or personal situation, and when it threatens to become a kind of infectious silent trance that can make hypocrites of otherwise forthright people.

He was one of the smartest, most honest and forthright people I knew.

"They've been very forthright with people around the league".

Does that help?" When another reporter noted that the Study Group wants leaders to be "candid and forthright with people," he tried.

By all means be friendly, transparent and forthright around people you admire but also stay humble and remember that they are in a position of authority or expertise and you are there to learn from them, not capture them.

Kidney specialists are pushing doctors to be more forthright with elderly people who have other serious medical conditions, to tell the patients that even though they are entitled to dialysis, they may want to decline such treatment and enter a hospice instead.

"Often they'll get engaged in forthright discussions with people, and it's very useful because very quickly the lunacy of their position becomes blatantly transparent, and it's an own goal for them".

"He is one of the most forthright and honest people I have ever met.

"Actually be forthright with the American people," he said.

Have Mr. Bush and John Kerry been "forthright" with the American people, according to the editorial?