Sentence examples for in forthright terms from inspiring English sources

He has, for example, spoken out in forthright terms against Belgian-style assimilation.

A DAY after Islamic State released a video showing the beheading of David Haines, a British aid worker, the prime minister spoke in forthright terms.

In his memoirs, Smith describes the mood in forthright terms, accusing Britain of "resorting to politics of convenience and appeasement".

He argued, in forthright terms, that rights had "no sex" and was one of the first American men to go on the record supporting unrestricted voting rights for women.

In testimony proffered at yesterday's hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Admiral Mike Mullen, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, spoke in forthright, plainspoken terms about why the current "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy should be repealed.

It was four years earlier that he had first announced his presence as a critical voice with an article in Perspecta, the Yale architecture magazine, denouncing modernism in especially forthright terms: "We have sacrificed the past, learning, the crafts, all the arts on the altar of 'honest functionalism,' " he wrote.

By that time he had grown increasingly disappointed with the playing style of Holland's national side, and spoke in typically forthright terms of what he called "the ugly path" they took in the final of the 2010 World Cup, in which they lost to Spain.

Federal health officials have drafted elaborate plans to halve the number of new infections by 2005, but Representative Waxman said the government was still failing to inform people about the disease in clear, forthright terms.

But we believe that it would enhance Britain's standing in the world if our leaders would condemn the Saudi government in clear and forthright terms.

His written rulings and opinions, often expressed in witty yet forthright terms, divided observers and infuriated liberals.

Others use more forthright terms to dismiss his abilities.