The "I" is forthrightly present, but without show; what counts more is the Italian militiaman, whom Orwell invokes at the start because "with his shabby uniform and fierce pathetic face he typifies for me the special atmosphere of that time".
Her expressions run up and down the scale from blunt to dour to lost, angry, kittenish, babyish, sheepish, dimpling and scholarly, without stopping at forthrightly sexy or openly smiling.
("They tell me that we have 97 minutes here tonight," he says wryly, "without intermission"). Setting the scene and forthrightly stating his intentions to win his reluctant lover's heart, Mr. Burstein reels through the same material a second time, just in case any latecomers missed it during the first go-round.
Ms. Hernandez has been a political activist and a practicing Buddhist for 25 years, and has forthrightly declared that her goal is "to achieve Buddhahood without chanting, or being good, or being a man".
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.
Linn declared forthrightly that loudspeakers that were not designed to work tight against a wall were without merit.
Other songs that RAI initially banned as immoral were "Ta-ra-ta-ta" (dealing forthrightly with smoking), "La canzone di Marinella", and "L'importante è finire" (alluding to sex without love).
Presented without an intermission, "Twelve Angry Men" runs a swift 100 minutes in this production, forthrightly staged by David Saint, George Street's artistic director.
A system without partisan primaries would reward candidates who work, from Day 1, to appeal openly and forthrightly to the broadest group of voters.
Ms. L'Engle speaks forthrightly.
