Sentence examples for most forthrightly with from inspiring English sources

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.

The Asian economies that grow the fastest from now on will be those that deal most forthrightly with the problems of monopoly, corruption and overregulation.

Of the six justices supporting the right of public employees to strike, Chief Justice Bird dealt most forthrightly with the issue of freedom.

Page, relatively obscure in US foreign policy circles, was among the most forthrightly pro-Russia advisers to sign on with Trump.

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.

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.

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.

This is not to say, however, that the author intrudes; it is in dialogue (as much as anywhere) that the true character of the Greenlander is most forthrightly illustrated.

But by now the audience knows that it is nonsense, since the woman in question is Karinna, a dancer and prostitute played by Alice Braga ("City of God"), one of the most forthrightly and powerfully sexual screen actresses in the world.