Sentence examples for forthrightly though from inspiring English sources

"We yield like the airlines do if we have a lot of rooms available," the manager of a small spiffy hotel said forthrightly, though he refused to be quoted by name.

You hear people say - though rarely as forthrightly as the Times - that they are voting for the party, not the person.

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

The best approach, though, would be to remind everyone, forthrightly, that sometimes a bust is just a bust, and not the stuff that alliances are made of — and that politicians are just politicians, not ritual objects.

HBO's "Boardwalk Empire," to name the most prominent current example, suffers from the same affliction, though it's more entertaining by virtue of being more forthrightly lurid and soap-operatic.

Though often compared to Giorgio Morandi's pared-down still lifes, Mr. Pesce's paintings are more forthrightly geometric and grander in scale; space, paint and object achieve an equal density yet remained distinct.

Ms. L'Engle speaks forthrightly.

Beverly answered my questions forthrightly.

(Special mention, though, must go to a chicken liver "faggot"; it has an earthiness and depth that speaks forthrightly of life blood and gastric channels).

He forthrightly acknowledged that this was unlikely.

Mr Halliday now writes forthrightly of "genocide".