Sentence examples for its forthrightness from inspiring English sources

No one would, at that point, have blamed Exxon for causing the trouble — instead it would have been hailed for its forthrightness.

I admired its forthrightness about rape in Nigeria – apparently discussing it openly is still a problem – but cinematically it still felt rudimentary: too many static camera setups, lots of long, on-the-nose dialogue scenes.

"They tell me I am too much of a Batak," an ethnic group known for its forthrightness.

"Get the hell off the beach," he said at a news conference, a phrase that was celebrated later for both its forthrightness and criticized for its vulgarity.

The language-based work in the show spans the years from 1967 to 1978 and is notable for its graphic forthrightness.

Fans of the president may admire the embassy's forthrightness, its cosmopolitanism and its willingness to admit, and address, environmental and other problems.

Though she is suspicious of the pushiness of biographers, she does discreetly pry into the writer's own character, which begins to seem, in its combination of forthrightness and reticence, like an uncanny mirror of her own.

It's possible his forthrightness and outsider mentality hurt him at Glaxo.

While many admire his forthrightness, others are aware of its immense pitfalls, particularly for a person seeking a position as a statesman and diplomat, and as such, Trump's extremism is dividing his own political party.Ted Cruz "salutes" Trump, but not all Republicans agree with Trump's garish style.

Its subjects balance their forthrightness with a certain reticence and resist their own nostalgic tendencies.

His sturdiest attribute may be his forthrightness.