Sentence examples for outspoken point from inspiring English sources

Mr. Landau helped form the committee in 1970 and later became its outspoken point man, serving as executive director for 15 years.

Eveillard is typically outspoken: "Our point was that the board of directors of the BIS included central bank governors, including [U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan ] Greenspan" he said.

The outspoken contestant pointed out that being her own boss meant she did not answer to anyone and was used to getting her own way.

As one outspoken developer pointed out back in 2011 when the Appstore first launched, for all the glory of 100k+ downloads, he didn't see a penny of income from it.

Paul, an outspoken libertarian, pointed to what he called the abuses of executive power and civil liberties under Obama's administration.

The International Committee of the Red Cross has been particularly outspoken on this point.

The country remains a democracy, and its newspapers are outspoken to the point of rudeness.

Outspoken to the point of rude, Northug has made a career out of upsetting his Swedish rivals.

The company most outspoken on this point has been RCN, a provider of high-speed Internet and telephone service, whose lawyers have met with commissioners in recent weeks to challenge the deal.

Mr Hudak has been so outspoken on this point that the premier is suing him for libel, asking for C$2m in damages that she plans to give to charity if her claim succeeds.The centrist Liberals had tried to stave off the election by stuffing their May 1st budget with measures designed to appeal to the NDP.

As A Barrister In London points out, we permit our judges to make all sorts of public statements, and as has been discussed on Pink Tape some judges are quite outspoken, to the point of upsetting people (try Googling The Marriage Foundation).