Sentence examples for forthright presentation from inspiring English sources

Her forthright presentation showed that she was neither infant nor victim.

Instead, US Airways executives offered what struck me as a reasonably forthright presentation laying out where their airline, the smallest of the top five carriers, now stands.

On Sunday evening at the Metropolitan Museum she gave a forthright presentation of three classic violin sonatas: Mozart's in B flat from 1784, Brahms's in G and Beethoven's in C minor.

"But there hasn't been a forthright presentation of the costs". The first phase of the project ended in January 2000 when the school board decided to stop building the half-finished school over safety concerns.

The women have lovely arms and strong backs; the men excel in that open, forthright presentation of the old Kirov". The company's repertoire includes classical gems, one contemporary ballet and one original work each season; in April, Aliev will premiere his version of the swashbuckling classic "Le Corsaire," with his own choreography and libretto.

As an editorial in the American Journal of Psychiatry commented: "we applaud the candor of the lead investigators for being so forthright in their presentation of the findings.

Overhauling Citigroup will be a long slog, and Friday's presentation will show how forthright Mr. Pandit will be about the challenges ahead.

But I can't find any evidence that this is how he came to know the intimate details of Kieltyka's life or the lives of her friends; rather, he seems to have obtained those because Kieltyka, Juanita, and indeed several other transwomen in their circle were generally forthright and unashamed about themselves in their presentations and their conversations with Bailey.

The very first room in the huge Arsenale section of his presentation, for example, could not be more forthright, startling, and frankly alarming: a vast space that bristles with clusters of enormous knives, apparently thrust into the very floor, by the Algerian-born, London-based artist Adel Abdessemed.

Although there is a lot of room for interpretation and debate of language and concepts, the hope is that a forthright discussion of ambiguities and infelicities should eventually improve the presentation of evolution to the public.

During a November presentation of Vodafone's first-half results, Mr. Sarin, the chief executive, was forthright about his desire to take control of SFR, the French mobile phone company that is the strongest business of Vivendi Universal.