Sentence examples for more plainspoken from inspiring English sources

Their shorts vary between the clever visual language of advertising and a more plainspoken documentary style.

They are more plainspoken, politically and personally, than her stories, though often full of the same surprising humor and wit.

Ann Lewis, who was recently named deputy campaign manager and director of communications for Clinton/Gore '96, is more plainspoken.

These last words tend to be more plainspoken, more intimate, and people are addressed directly and by name.

The Journal of American Greatness shut down well before Election Day and was replaced by a less mysterious, more plainspoken publication called American Greatness.

Where Pope Benedict is scholarly, elderly, and aloof, Turkson is younger and more plainspoken, although still a Biblical scholar in his own right.

As the President of the Kurdish region, Barzani seems more a plainspoken populist than a deep thinker on policy.

Most rappers are no less pragmatic: they use the language that works, which is sometimes ornate, but more often plainspoken, even homely.

Few things are more practical and plainspoken than power tools.

He is more of a plainspoken artisan than a biting satirist: he works long hours, from the early morning to well after dinner, and generally puts out one piñata a day.

She aims more for a plainspoken wonkiness -- sort of a midwestern political nerd.