Sentence examples for outspoken candidate from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Rowhani, who is the most outspoken candidate, this means walking a minefield.

The most interesting and outspoken candidate since Jim Florio a dozen years ago, Mr. Schundler did not seem able to get traction in the one area where New Jersey voters really are conservative -- their dislike for experimentation.

The outspoken candidate claimed that Mark Zuckerberg's push for specialist H1B visas (the main visa used to hire foreign talent to tech companies) was a threat to jobs for American women and minorities.

The outspoken candidate, who is facing his first electoral test in the Iowa caucus, has been using Adele's hits Rolling in the Deep and Skyfall, the singer's James Bond theme, at his political rallies.

The outlook for the Republican Party was further clouded on Thursday when Carl Paladino, the wealthy Buffalo developer and outspoken candidate for governor, said that he would spend about $500,000 to mount a petition drive for a spot on the Republican primary ballot and to create a third party to attract Tea Party supporters.

It helped Mr Rohani that the so-called "principlist" bloc of the four most conservative candidates, led by Mr Jalili, failed to rally around one man.Three days before the poll the reformist camp, all but eviscerated in 2009, persuaded its most outspoken candidate, Muhammad Reza Aref, to drop out of the race to let reform-minded voters rally behind the less abrasive Mr Rohani.

The outspoken candidate held a press conference on Tuesday in which he said he would "most likely" skip the debate. .

Officials intervened to block outspoken candidates from winning seats.