An evocative study proposing that the prominence of male friendship and the outspoken language employed to express it are vital clues to the development of early American literature.
Rarely, in the long and turbulent history of the royal family's relationship with the press, has a palace spokesman used such direct and outspoken language.
In typically outspoken language, Eastwood justified his choice of actors, saying that those black troops who did take part in the battle as part of a munitions company didn't raise the flag.
I dug writers with far out syntax, fresh language, outspoken beauty.
Other possibilities are Angelo Bagnasco, the archbishop of Genoa, who can be outspoken in several languages; and Gianfranco Ravasi, head of the Pontifical Council for Culture, a skillful communicator who blogs, tweets and recently quoted singer Amy Winehouse Loveve is a losing game").
"We have been very outspoken about the double language of Western countries" that have business interests in Kazakhstan and turn a blind eye to its negative human rights record, Mr. Diaz-Jogeix said.
If finalized, the agreement, reached late Sunday, could make Mr. Lieberman, an often indelicate and outspoken politician whose threatening language aimed at Arabs arouses suspicion and some trepidation abroad, the next foreign minister.
Huber, 33, is 1.8 meters, or 5 feet, 11 inches, tall with a sturdy build and the outspoken personality and body language of one accustomed to taking the lead.
Already in the mid-eighteenth century, long before the classic period of American abolitionism began, Samuel Johnson, the greatest conservative poet in the English language, was outspoken about the evils of slavery; he thought, with uncomfortable persuasiveness, that the American Revolution was stained beyond redemption by its hypocrisy on the subject.
Fergie won an award for her fragrance "Outspoken" (appropriately, since her speech included some unprintable language).
He also is an outspoken foe of the "nativist language" that has marked the G.O.P. of late.
