Sentence examples for most openly from inspiring English sources

The most openly anti-war Democrat Howard Dean flamed out in the primaries.

Last summer Mexicans elected the most openly religious president in nearly a century.

Nintendo officials, meanwhile, are the most openly skeptical about expanding the uses of video-game systems.

It was the most openly feisty music in a concert full of deep-rooted determination.

It is often the low-skilled and poorly educated - the supposed losers from globalisation - who are most openly in revolt.

His anguish over these is unrelenting; if elected President, he would be the most openly self-flagellating leader since Lincoln.

String quartets became "his vehicle of self-revelation," the compositions in which he could most openly reveal himself.

Dieter Helm, an energy economist, characterises his speech as the most openly interventionist ministerial pronouncement for over a decade.

In his most openly philosophical work, "Civilization and its Discontents," Freud maintained that our psyches are layered.

It is Simon Cowell's other franchise – Britain's Got Talent – that most openly recalls the original mixed menu.

General McCaffrey, of the Army, has been among the most openly critical and appears regularly on NBC and MSNBC.