Sentence examples similar to forthrightly reject from inspiring English sources
A number of the more cultish devotees of the VW Beetle, in fact, forthrightly rejected its reanimated version as a fraud.
It was a critique of fundamentalism, both Islamic and Christian, from a director who is often viewed as one of cinema's genuine mystics, but who forthrightly rejects religion as such.
The Carter Administration characteristically never made its mind up about industrial policy, but Reagan forthrightly rejected the whole idea, and it went away after the economy began booming without it in 1983.
Both admired Bataille, who, with forthrightly obscene writing, rejected Breton's often sentimental doting on the unconscious.
Reject one, and you reject the other.
The play was controversial for its forthrightly harsh and morally complex depiction of life in a place much like Salford, and it offered critics an easy opportunity to consider her work alongside that of the so-called angry young men: John Osborne, Alan Sillitoe and other writers who were rejecting the traditional reserve and gentility of British high culture.
