She is rescued by a virile, fur-clad, hairy-chested dude who forthrightly tells her he wants to make love – but Barbarella is too naive even for that.
I was interested for a number of reasons, but I remember when I first went down to meet Armstrong, I told him, forthrightly, that I knew he rode a bicycle and was good at it, and that was about it.
Our five speakers told embarrassing stories frankly and forthrightly, and with no shame.
"I just want to tell you forthrightly I don't share your views on this particular issue," Mr. Gore said to several thousand service workers today.
Italy's Courts - Problem Number One 8. C) Berlusconi forthrightly identified the magistratura - Italy's judiciary and courts -- as Italy's "biggest problem" and told the Ambassador that he was ready to forge an alliance with the center left opposition to implement judicial reform.
He asked why, after Mr. El-Hage was told in 1998 that his associates were under investigation in the attacks, he did not speak forthrightly.
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".
Since Broyard was by this time the Times's most intellectually stylish book reviewer, I told him that I would like to have him sit down in the chair beside me and allow me to buy him a pair of shoes, hoping thereby, I forthrightly admitted, to deepen his appreciation for my next book.
If you ask Ben Bernanke, he'll tell you, quite forthrightly, that the Fed could do more to boost growth and employment, but that it doesn't want to risk confidence in the 2% target.
In former times, too, art forthrightly answered the audience's emotional needs: tell me a story, sing me a song.
