Sentence examples for forthright speaking from inspiring English sources

And Barbara Young, chief executive of Diabetes UK was forthright, speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme about the implications of the study.

Gauck was even more forthright, speaking of his country's "completely unjustified" invasion of Belgium; the invasion that started 100 years ago, Gauck said, brought "misfortune, misery, crippling injury and death to millions of people".

Gauck was even more forthright, speaking of his country's "completely unjustified" invasion of Belgium; its deluded belief that its actions were morally and religiously justified; the "triumph of extreme nationalism over empathy, and of propaganda that knew no bounds".

With his wavy gray hairdo, light-colored suits and distinctive ties, and with an unusually forthright speaking style for a Japanese politician, Mr. Koizumi has utterly captivated this nation with a pledge to institute "reforms with no sacred cows".

"We should be forthright in speaking out against political appeals to fear.

Debates about racism in Australia are always contentious, more so when they involve political representatives, but the public should be forthright in speaking out against appeals to fear.

For Pope Francis has also been forthright in speaking about economic issues, such as none other than economic inequality.

They are honest, forthright, and speak as they see things.

Kruger has a savvy, forthright way of speaking.

The character's lack of intelligence and forthright manner of speaking means, as Morris puts it, that "Brittany is used by the series' writers to say things no other character would".

With her soothing voice and forthright manner of speaking about topics that are often cloaked in shame and innuendo, O'Brien is reminiscent of Anderson's character in the show, the savvy sex therapist.