Sentence examples for forthright saying from inspiring English sources

In Denver, Karl was more forthright, saying that his team had "grown and learned from" the events of last December.

Sometimes he is startlingly forthright (saying he doesn't care if hacks slip notes into the satchel of J K Rowling's child).

The designer's father, the artist Pierre Le-Tan, who was displaying his signature illustrated patterns for the Vincent Darré store in Paris, was forthright, saying it was a scandal if his daughter's original idea had been copied.

Vodafone was more forthright, saying it was "shocked" at Ofcom's decision.

I don't hear that kind of talk very much in D.C., but David was open and forthright, saying that playing the great Christian leader became part of his personal calling as a Christian.

"He was very forthright," said Kanti Bajpai, a political scientist from Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi.

"Gail is forthright," said Linwood Boomer, the creator of the semi-autobiographical "Malcolm in the Middle," which is about a brilliant young boy and his affectionately wacky family.

"Those who have had direct dealings with law enforcement often have a very different attitude about whether police officers are likely to be forthright," said Roland Riopelle, a former federal prosecutor who now heads a criminal defense firm.

"I read two of his books and I thought they were very impressive and I thought that the recent interview in the Princeton Alumni Weekly was very clear and forthright," said Mr. Suehsdorf.

"She is direct, forthright and blunt," said Mr. Roper, a management consultant, "and while she could be engaging, she could also be off-putting".

As the vice president of the American Psychiatric Association, he was forthright in saying that the criteria that would normally be applied for a mental illness did not apply to homosexuality.