Sentence examples for forthrightly than from inspiring English sources

There, in 1978, handwritten posters called for political change and attacked Mao's rule as much if not more forthrightly than Mr Yang had that afternoon.

In Germany, war crimes in World War II are acknowledged more forthrightly than in Japan, partly because German policy now favors European unity.

"I believe most Iowans and most Americans would rather have an occasional mistake by someone who speaks openly and forthrightly, than the practiced, nuanced, measured emptiness of today's political chatter," said Mr. Harkin.

On the contrary, the companies are losing the PR battle, and badly; for instance, over two-thirds of respondents to a Variety survey said that the writers were representing themselves more clearly, forcefully, honestly and forthrightly than the companies.

Her interests, though, are less forthrightly new age than that mix might suggest.

Rather than forthrightly oppose reform, the House leaders invited their colleagues to vote on a deliberately obnoxious bill that had no chance of passing.

"I'd rather have blood on my face," says Schwartz, forthrightly paraphrasing Theodore Roosevelt, "than be one of those timid souls who know neither glory nor defeat".

First principles of taxation have been absent or implied rather than stated forthrightly.

Some residents hope Newtown can show more courage than Washington and deal forthrightly with its own need to tighten local gun controls.

Mr. Gould talks forthrightly about the frustrations of having more work than he can find workers to do.

On Wednesday David Hanson, the head of Log Cabin California, wrote a letter to Mr. Bush spurning the meeting as "an effort to end the media story concerning Log Cabin Republicans" rather than a serious attempt to "deal forthrightly" with gay civil rights issues.