Sentence examples for more forthrightly with from inspiring English sources

Obama's advisers believed that a nuclear deal could prompt Iran to begin working more forthrightly with the West, after years of sponsoring terrorism.

"I think we need to sit down with them... and reach some sort of agreement on how the agency will deal more forthrightly with specific concerns that have been raised on the record by EPA scientists".

Finally, Mr. Miller persuaded Nixon to sign a statement admitting that he had been wrong in "not acting more decisively and more forthrightly in dealing with Watergate, particularly when it reached the state of judicial proceedings".

Quinn seemed to have an advantage in the Mayor's tacit anointing of her as his successor, but lately this has begun to seem like a possible liability, and Quinn has taken to articulating her differences with the Mayor more forthrightly.

His paintings at 1081 Art are more forthrightly caustic yet also more intriguing.

They also claimed they would see more forthrightly to the business of government, and that meant ethics reform.

Privatisation is referred to as "changing the system", "turning into an industry" or, more forthrightly, "cutting off the milk supply".

Why, he asks, will she not talk more forthrightly about her marriage?

Aides said the ayatollah had also insisted that the proposal must declare more forthrightly that Iraq is an Islamic state and ensure that no Iraqi law will be permitted to conflict with Islamic law.

Mr. Gore's speech was elegantly crafted and rooted in history, Mr. Bush's more plain-spoken and more forthrightly religious.

Leviathan could not be more forthrightly Russian if a bear were to waltz through its opening credits playing a balalaika.