Sentence examples for has been more forthright from inspiring English sources

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has been more forthright.

No wonder Cameron, from China to Gaza, has been more forthright on human rights than Obama.

The taxi drivers may be unsure, but the government has been more forthright in linking the Copa to the Bolivarian Revolution.

Urbanski has been more forthright, referring to the film as 'almost a Goebbels-like piece of propaganda', posing and answering what he regards as the crucial question.

Although Mr. Green has been far from eager to deliver any specific bad news, he has been more forthright in saying that many of his old goals would have to be deferred.

While President Putin is not using the word "crisis", Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has been more forthright on Russia's economic problems.

As Ian Black also commented, he should have been more forthright, certainly.

He complained that NASA officials should have been more "forthright" in making that known to the commission earlier.

But he conceded the organization could have been more forthright about how the various efforts were being funded.

Few have been more forthright in such views than Yuri Luzhkov, until recently mayor of Moscow (where he once banned fascist Latvian sprats from the city's supermarkets).

The report says that the Dutch could have been more forthright in reporting immediately after the incident what evidence they had that a massacre was taking place.