Sentence examples for outspoken from from inspiring English sources

Sotoudeh remained outspoken from prison.

Cardinal O'Connor, outspoken from his first days in New York in 1983, relished the prospect of proclaiming Catholic teachings.

The defendant in our case was a minority, and the minorities on the jury were pretty outspoken from the beginning about his guilt, for armed robbery.

Mármol, outspoken from his youth in his opposition to Rosas and to tyranny in any form, was imprisoned in 1839 for his political views and eventually was forced to flee the country.

He was outspoken on the court as a player and he's been consistently outspoken from the commentary box.

Her dissatisfaction with gender roles is outspoken from the beginning, if only within the domestic sphere.

And it also received some Republican backing, most notably from State Senator Greg Brophy, an outspoken conservative from rural Wray and a longtime opponent.

In the eyes of the panel at least, two of them stood out as the worst: a relatively unknown Democratic senator from Illinois named Barack Obama and an outspoken Republican from Nebraska, Chuck Hagel.

A campaign to clean up "low-end population" has evicted migrant workers from Beijing, and a campaign against dissent has evicted the most outspoken intellectuals from online debate.

The filing, first reported by Bloomberg, follows a week of outspoken comments from tech industry leaders against the immigration order which barred refugees from entering the United States indefinitely and temporarily restricted travel to the U.S. for citizens of Syria, Iraq, Iran, Yemen, Libya, Somalia and Sudan.

GM then spent $700m buying back GM shares from EDS's founder Mr Ross Perot as the price of ousting the outspoken critic from GM's board.