Jane was a spirited, witty, loving friend who excelled in uncovering psychological truth and in forthrightly expressing her feelings.
There's a black nationalism reef (most effectively represented by Jeremiah Wright at the moment -- we'll get to him in a moment) and a black left reef (Adolph Reed, Glenn Ford), whose main criticism -- although it is not usually expressed this forthrightly -- is that Obama is "tom-ing".
In his carefully prepared opening statement at the Senate Judiciary Committee on September 27, Brett Kavanaugh spoke as "a father, a husband, a brother, a son". He spoke from his heart, forthrightly, honestly, openly, expressing what he deeply believed.
Fingleton expressed his views forthrightly and interspersed the account with analyses and profiles of those involved in the Bodyline series, including Bradman, Jardine, Larwood, Warner and McCabe.
But the governor expressed doubt that the former shot-caller had "deeply examined or forthrightly explained" what motivated him to commit violent crimes.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, who other officials said had also expressed concern about the speed of the withdrawal, told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Mr. Obama's decision had followed "a very open, candid discussion within the national security team" in which "people forthrightly presented their own views".
For three years Heathrow has coyly danced around the issue like a spurned lover: dumped and bruised by the incoming government, why would it express its desires so forthrightly again?
We need to confront the insanity and depravity of all this forthrightly, and convey it accurately.
It is rumored that Cheney will have plenty to say about his former boss, that he will express his views about Bush and about what happened during the eight years of the co-presidency very "forthrightly".
Ms. L'Engle speaks forthrightly.
