Sentence examples for more forthright as from inspiring English sources
Her voice grew brighter and sharper, more forthright, as she sang about a woman leaving town for bigger things: "Fear crept in slowly, but her desire to dream just took over".
Humor in the exhibition is sometimes more forthright, as in a large-scale photograph (1997) by the Rev. Ethan Acres, an artist and ordained evangelical street preacher from Las Vegas.
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.
But Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Committee was more forthright, denouncing Obama's proposals as an "executive power grab that may please his political base but will not solve the problems at hand".
The teachers felt the children may be more forthright in their answers to us, as independent researchers, than they would be to them.
She's pitted against her frenemy Veronica, who's long been characterized as silly, high-maintenance and more forthright about her romantic pursuits.
As Ian Black also commented, he should have been more forthright, certainly.
"So we do need to be more forthright about our spiritual lives, about the crucial relationship that we live as human beings with God".
"Jane" is more forthright.
Others are more forthright.
