Sentence examples for forthrightly explained from inspiring English sources
The Post's editor, Marcus Brauchli, forthrightly explained to The Washington City Paper that the column was going back to its original focus of faith — and its original home, online.
But the governor expressed doubt that the former shot-caller had "deeply examined or forthrightly explained" what motivated him to commit violent crimes.
On Sports Center former Forty Niner QB Steve Young forthrightly explained to fans that nothing could be done, "Everything about the NFL now is inelastic for demand.
Suggest to your colleague that she tell your supervisor what happened and forthrightly explain why she should be allowed to keep the credit.
Eco forthrightly explains that all his major characters but one are historical figures; but a reader unaware of how close to the truth Eco is hewing might be inclined to award him more points for inventiveness than he earns.
Previously, authors Eric Plutzer and Michael Berkman, political scientists at Pennsylvania State University Pennn State, University Parkk, had conducted research that found "a pervasive reluctance [among high school biology teachers] to forthrightly explain evolutionary biology".
This could be explained more forthrightly.
He could explain forthrightly that we'll have to stay in Iraq for quite a while, even if this means challenging the American people to spurn the feel-good promises of irresponsible Democrats.
Gelb, a former New York Times columnist and past president of the Council on Foreign Relations, persuasively argues that the most effective presidents try to fashion a coherent strategy, explain it forthrightly to the public and resist the temptation to be distracted by sudden opportunities and crises.
She moves sinuously and looks enticing enough to explain the sexual advances she receives during the play, but she doesn't project forthrightly across the footlights or boldly seize her emotional opportunities: which is a pity, since "Up for Grabs" is a satire on the New York art market that demands maximum vitality if it is to scorch and sear.
"Explain, explain," Nigel whined.
