Sentence examples for outspoken enough from inspiring English sources
While we're over there, let's thank H.R.H. Prince Charles, who's smart and outspoken enough to make you reconsider the notion of royalty.
And yet she found herself facing criticism for not being outspoken enough on one issue: Saudi Arabia's ban on women driving.
He said he feared that the law could be used to prevent outreach efforts by gay rights activists, who have only recently become outspoken enough to attract attention.
Mr. Sharpton has criticized the only African-American candidate in the race, the former comptroller William C. Thompson Jr., for not being outspoken enough on the stop-and-frisk issue.
In those few minutes, Ward was able to signal, to the fans watching, to the teammates on the field, that Roethlisberger was back in the fold — after Ward was outspoken enough to say that Roethlisberger owed his teammates an explanation.
Success later in life has helped Crow outmanoeuvre the stereotypes that dominate the music industry, and refreshingly, she is her own woman, outspoken enough to call America "fucked up" during a speech about US foreign policy and oil, but sharp enough to add: "I was only kidding.
She was outspoken with her "enough is enough" message of healing.
And the women who want them must be outspoken and ambitious enough to go after them.
What is startling, from someone whose name is synonymous with attempting to effect far-reaching change in his own country, and who is still outspoken (although not enough for some) about its failings under Medvedev and Putin, is how angry Gorbachev feels about outsiders' criticism.
As if being a celebrated comic, bestselling author (Are You There Vodka, It's Me Chelsea, Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang) and emotional springboard for the career of some of today's hottest up-and-coming comedians weren't enough, the outspoken E! late-night talk show host is currently generating major buzz by moving her Chelsea Lately lair into a new studio.
But I do think there is a stigma attached to caring about those things enough to be outspoken, challenging and – yes – occasionally wrong about them.
