Sentence examples for outspoken forms from inspiring English sources

Just as the advent of movies greatly contributed to vaudeville's decline in the 1930s, Chinese people's access to more outspoken forms of entertainment may one day relegate cross talk to the status of obscure folk art.

And he was in characteristically outspoken form when I caught up with him at the NYC DLD conference to talk about the 2016 election.

"I have always been very outspoken about any form of racism in sport," he told Radio 5 live.

The Coup, known for their fiery and outspoken political views, formed in 1990 with the three emcees: Boots Riley, E-Roc, and DJ Pam the Funktress.

But a deeper look at the survey by the Republican pollster showed support for Judd plummeting when respondents were provided with details about the actress, such as her outspoken views against certain forms of coal extraction and current residence in Tennessee, which she represented as a delegate at last year's Democratic National Convention.

The outspoken minister Mbalula has form with his "bunch of losers" insult, and used the phrase in savaging the South Africa football team after they exited the Africa Cup of Nations after the group stages last year.

Although the results were still unofficial, they were remarkable for the party, List Pim Fortuyn, that the outspoken former sociology professor formed only in February and had run almost single-handedly until he was shot dead, reportedly by an animal-rights activist.

A colleague of Kaufman's at the Hudson Institute, Michael Horowitz, was more outspoken, declaring that "requiring some form of identification of voters seems to me not merely reasonable but long overdue".