Sentence examples for outspoken part from inspiring English sources

A good example is the more active, outspoken part being played by the best of the Commons select committees.

He was an outspoken part of the gaming community (Remember when Sood cut his birthday cake with a first-gen Macbook Air?) Sood left HP in November 2010 to join Microsoft as the GM for Microsoft's Xbox business but eventually moved onto helping early stage startups.

Georgia's Insurance and Fire Safety Commissioner has been outspoken on the part the downgrade has played in rising insurance costs in Atlanta.

Barbour has been an outspoken conservative voice on immigration reform, including working with Democrats as part of a task force on the issue organized by the Bipartisan Policy Center.

"Those people are going to be very outspoken, and they are part of a coalition that believes you're either with us or against us.

And for the most part she is outspoken and frank, free of the dissembling to avoid prosecution that she calls "practicing Mormon logic".

Sure, we want colorful, outspoken characters who aren't part of a corrupt political system.

A panel of outspoken politicians and commentators took part in a heated debate tonight chaired by Amol Rajan, editor of The Independent newspaper.

SAN FRANCISCO — AOL last year paid $30 million to buy the TechCrunch blog, in large part for its outspoken, controversial and well-connected founder, Michael Arrington.

For his part, as an outspoken social and economic liberal, he castigates the ANC for among other things its authoritarian and centralising tendencies.

What he discovered even before announcing Mr. Hagel's appointment is that the former senator burned many bridges with his Republican colleagues, in part with his outspoken opposition to the Iraq war, despite voting in 2002 to authorize military action, and to the 2008 surge when President George W. Bush was still in office.