Sentence examples for forthright use of the from inspiring English sources
These buildings exemplify Mies's famous principle that "less is more" and demonstrate, despite their austere and forthright use of the most modern materials, his exceptional sense of proportion and his extreme concern for detail.
The producer, Michael Appleton, was executive producer on "Late Night Line-up" and has some forthright opinions of his own about the use of television and the exigencies of the late night show.
Mr Hollande was one of the most forthright of America's allies in threatening last year the use of force against Syria, although the French felt frustrated that they were held back by Mr Obama's decision to consult Congress.
Here is his forthright defence of the middle-aged institution.
Park is a more forthright supporter of the alliance with the United States than her progressive challenger.
So the most forthright criticism of the press is often performed by outsiders.One of those external critics is Barack Obama.
Instead, the probable chair is Tinatin Khidasheli, a Georgian Dream coalition politician and a forthright critic of the UNM.
It is also charmingly forthright, as when she recalls the use of push-up bras and heated hair rollers at the start of her career.
This time, Germany has taken the opportunity to use the less than forthright accounting methods of the Greek government to say that it would not directly rescue Greece, that the provisions for control and sanction in the rules governing the euro zones must be sharpened through possible revisions in the Lisbon Treaty, the quasi-E.U.
