Sentence examples for outspoken over from inspiring English sources

Professor Nutt has often been outspoken over government policy on drugs.

However, Ban was outspoken over the necessity to act if his inspectors find evidence of chemical weapons use.

The military has been outspoken over drone attacks in Pakistan's tribal areas on occasion and has denounced operations in which American military forces have crossed into Pakistan's territory.

The Pakistani military remained silent, although it has been outspoken over drone attacks in Pakistan's tribal areas and has denounced operations in which American military forces have crossed into Pakistan's territory.

But the Democrat has also been very outspoken over the years and said he does not think he would be a good pick for the job.John Podesta: A bookish former chief of staff to President Bill Clinton, Mr. Podesta runs the liberal Center for American Progress and has already helped guide Mr. Obama's agenda through the Washington meat grinder.

If Europeans have been outspoken over Google's program of surveillance-in-the-name-of-convenience, they have been less vocal when it comes to the full-body backscatter X-ray and millimeter-wave body scanners that began to appear in airports across Europe at the same time they did in America.

In fact, it's likely that none of Walter's friends could have envisioned he'd soon become the outspoken, over-the-top character known as Darcelle XV. "Darcelle is glitz, glamor, and comedy overdressed, over-jeweled, and with hair way bigger than it should be," Walter tells VICE.

He has won over outspoken critics in the black community.

Ruth Davidson, the Tory leader in Scotland, risked a confrontation with George Osborne with her outspoken attack over Google's agreement with HMRC to hand over £130m to cover a decade of back taxes.

And I've probably been one of Verizon's most outspoken critics over the years".

Modi's visit has been accompanied by small but outspoken protests over his history in Gujarat and allegations of wider human rights abuses and restrictions of free speech.