Sentence examples for forthright reference from inspiring English sources
Safranski introduces another possible source of suffering, which raises questions of its own, in his forthright reference to Nietzsche's "latent homosexuality".
The most forthright references to Grande's romantic setbacks appear to be in "Ghostin'," which many fans are convinced is about Grande grieving Miller's death while in a serious but relatively new relationship with Davidson.
CAIRO — On one level, President Obama's speech succeeded in reaching out to Muslims across the Middle East, winning widespread praise for his respectful approach, his quotations from the Koran and his forthright references to highly fraught political conflicts.
Lawrence's emotive essay detailed her dismay at the words used to describe female actors who are seen as forthright, citing the reference to Angelina Jolie as a "spoiled brat" in a leaked Sony email.
But Lawrence did express dismay over the language commonly used to describe female actors who are seen as forthright, citing the reference to Angelina Jolie as a "spoiled brat" in a leaked Sony email.
He was forthright in demanding credit.
A spindly intellectual behind thin wire-frame glasses, Boshoff IV is softly spoken, genial, and likeable as he puts us through patter that he's clearly rehearsed many times to many more forthright and clued-up hacks, sliding in regular references to the Ancient Greek ideal of the city-state, and drawing further parallels with Israel.
What agitates liberals is their certainty that the press allows Rubio's moving personal story and references to the American dream to obscure the forthright conservatism of his policies.
All are commendably forthright.
"Jane" is more forthright.
