Sentence examples for in its forthright from inspiring English sources

In its forthright honesty and passion it could be compared to the film "Longtime Companion" (1990), which brought home the emergency with a similar immediacy and eloquence.

The story is unusual in its forthright approach to death and the intimate way it shows, through its first-person narrative, the healing power of ritual.

It has a Rembrandt-like humanity but seems Modern too in its forthright technique.

In its forthright, sincere attempt to harness the narrative drive and emotional sweep of the Dumas novel, the film is close in spirit (though not in style) to the 1934 version, which featured Robert Donat in the title role.

With its supernal stillness, its disinterest in detail, its forthright brushwork and its seemingly impenetrable ambiguity, Hopper's art rarely feels on target or settled.

The book, published in 1935, caused controversy through its forthright pro-Catholic, anti-Protestant stance but brought its writer the Hawthornden Prize.

The magazine may have been light and fizzy, but it could be firm and forthright in its convictions: it ballyhooed Rachmaninoff and Walt Disney, pilloried Prohibition and the mania over Charles Lindbergh.

Tony Abbott's hand-picked advisory group on Indigenous affairs has a chance to bring in more community voices and be more forthright in its advice, after it won a reprieve from the new prime minister, the deputy chair of the council, Ngiare Brown, has said.

Safranski introduces another possible source of suffering, which raises questions of its own, in his forthright reference to Nietzsche's "latent homosexuality".

This majestic country is forthright in its unwillingness to be tamed.

The Tinker's Wedding, never staged in Synge's lifetime, is forthright in its anti-clericalism.