Sentence examples for forthrightly by from inspiring English sources

And we thought it striking that this strong argument should have been put so forthrightly by a Labour minister who was once "a left-wing firebrand".

Chinese intellectuals in the 1980s had been encouraged to speak out, somewhat equivocally by the pre-eminent post-Mao leader Deng Xiaoping and more forthrightly by Deng's deputy, General Secretary Hu Yaobang.

Terfel makes his character unusually sympathetic – and pathetic too in his death scene, as he clings to his son Fyodor (sung forthrightly by Ben Knight) – his authority constantly compromised by his guilt over the death of Dmitry.

Address any questions (insidious or obvious) about your age forthrightly by reassuring the interviewer you can handle the job as well as bring experience, enthusiasm and wisdom to the position.

In its high-spoken mood of romp and rampant intellectuality, not to say the feminism forthrightly embodied by its conquering heroines, it resembles a play by Shaw, who was also invited to contribute to the doomed repertory season.

Presented without an intermission, "Twelve Angry Men" runs a swift 100 minutes in this production, forthrightly staged by David Saint, George Street's artistic director.

Some lawyers believe that by forthrightly addressing sport utilities' problems now, Ford may have actually reduced its potential exposure to large verdicts for punitive damages.

It really ought to emulate its original predecessor by forthrightly stating the costs — human, financial, and diplomatic — of the aggressive actions it is going to be advocating, and to say who should bear them.

It really ought to emulate its original predecessor by forthrightly stating the costs—human, financial, and diplomatic of the aggressive actions it is going to be advocating, and to say who should bear them.

Best known for her Ethel Merman tribute show "Everything the Traffic Will Allow," Ms. Blackhurst creates a down-to-earth Dolly who reminds us that Jerry Herman's marvelous songs were originally meant to be sung not by the coyly glamorous Ms. Channing but by the forthrightly workaday Ms. Merman.

It is designed in an undemocratic way, and it piles on to that undemocratic design by standing forthrightly behind undemocratic rules that have no particular basis in the US constitution For some issues, that doesn't spell doom.