Sentence examples for more forthright about from inspiring English sources

Mr Putin's successor, Dmitry Medvedev, has been far more forthright about Stalin's crimes.

(Bad manners, surely, even from a generation more forthright about airing grievances).

John Constable is even more forthright about modern reality in his painting The Opening of Waterloo Bridge (exhibited in 1832).

Howard Dean is more forthright about his Yale (via St. George's) and Park Avenue pedigree -- up to a point.

They also need to be more forthright about the centerpiece of Mr. Bush's economic policies, namely, the tax cut.

"So we do need to be more forthright about our spiritual lives, about the crucial relationship that we live as human beings with God".

Someone over there should be more forthright with users about the data policy instead of complaining about BD to upper management like I'm here trying to destroy the business.

Rather, it's that Sanders needs to be more forthright and detailed about what his plan would entail, and specifically about the fact that it would require major and often unwelcome changes not just for businesses that many people dislike, such as insurance and drug companies, but also for doctors and hospitals, which are generally popular.

Some of Eakins's contemporaries -- John Singer Sargent, the Boston photographer F. Holland Day -- were more forthright in art about their attraction to men.

To ask, what kind of peace we are seeking to build?" Minor parties and independents were more forthright in warning about the lack of a clear strategy.

The play will bring no fresh revelations or powerful insights for those well versed in this period, whether through the more forthright recent books about King and his cause or through the documentary "Eyes on the Prize".