Sentence examples for outspoken by from inspiring English sources

While his remarks have been striking, they are not unusually outspoken by comparison, for example, to former Vice President Al Gore's condemnations of the Bush administration when it held office.

The most outspoken by far is Ms. Galef, a Democrat who represents the 90th Assembly District in northern Westchester, which includes Peekskill, Cortlandt, Yorktown, Croton-on-Hudson, Ossining and Briarcliff Manor.

For their part, the politicians and security forces refused to be publicly angered either by outspoken comments by the musicians or the blatant marijuana smoking by the Rastas.

For four British pounds you can own "Binders Full of Women's Poems," described by its creators as "a binder, full of outspoken poems by writers who identify as female, trans, intersex or gender-neutral".

Growing up brainy, Jewish, outspoken and, by the standards of the time, unlovely, Bettye was ostracized.

A Liberal Off Stage Mr. O'Connor, an outspoken liberal by conviction, defended the slurs.

She was introduced to the notoriously outspoken rapper by a schoolteacher.

Although the document is unique in terms of its subject, it follows more than a decade of increasingly outspoken interest by the bishops on the environment.

Outspoken remarks by Carson, who has no experience of serving in government, have won him both praise – along with a boost in the polls – and condemnation.

Khan, a lawyer, who first entered parliament in 2005, asked for radical thinking after outspoken intervention by two supreme court justices.

Establishment religion in the UK doesn't extend much beyond the occasional outspoken remark by a bearded archbishop or the obligatory scheduling of Songs Of Praise.