Sentence examples for most forthrightly from inspiring English sources

She was the subject of, or at least mentioned in, some of his most forthrightly romantic songs of the 1980s.

But the stones themselves are the real stars, especially in the efforts that most forthrightly enumerate their glorious hues and patterns.

"One of the things I most forthrightly champion is the BBC's independence and impartiality and I wouldn't want to compromise that in any way.

With this mandate, Warner Bros. became the studio that most often depicted working people and underdogs, and which dealt most forthrightly with the pain of the Depression.

In the first space various forms of assemblage dominate, most forthrightly in George Herms's 1973 "Scientific American," a large grid of old shelves filled with all manner of detritus, including copies of the magazine for which it is named.

The most vital funk was not party music but social lament; War's "Slipping Into Darkness" was only the most forthrightly titled of dozens of records that made bleak poetry out of Vietnam and urban unrest.

These poems, most of them forthrightly about the death of the author's husband, the gifted stage and film actor David Dukes, are at once extravagantly emotional in content and tightly controlled as verse, two qualities that echo the extremes of the committed romance described throughout "Sparrow".

Most Calico employees acknowledge forthrightly that tantalizing stock windfalls like those that were briefly within their grasp are a large part of what brought to Calico to begin with.

Little wonder, then, that boffins are cagey about declaring forthrightly that the most sought-after particle in physics, the Higgs boson believed to be implicated in endowing other subatomic species with mass, has been nabbed.

Eschewing the cautious "religion of peace" script that typifies most talking-head critiques, Ms. Hirsi Ali forthrightly denounces Western multiculturalism and moral relativism.

In the past four years, Francis has spoken forcefully and forthrightly about the world's most urgent problems the bankruptcy of free-market capitalism, the plight of migrants, the stresses of liberal democracy, climate change, demagogic populism, economic inequality.