Those interviewed were equally as outspoken about what qualities repel them.
This discrepancy also implies the need for a more outspoken reporting of hospital quality that emphasises differences in quality.
An outspoken critic of the quality of most TV programming, he became a communications adviser for the Ford Foundation (1966 80) and was instrumental in establishing the PBS network.
Mr. Lyon, the puppet designer, would not say why his years on "Sesame Street" came to an end, but he was outspoken on the recent quality of the show that used to employ him.
She was nevertheless an outspoken advocate of "womanism", a quality which she ascribed to black women, and included their strength, commitment, sexual fulfilment and understanding of their complete equality with men.
Nicky Henderson, who trains Hemmings' big Cheltenham novice chaser hope Trabolgan, has been outspoken in pushing Windsor's qualities as a learning ground for newcomers.
Klopp hasn't always seen eye to eye with the supremely confident, outspoken centre-backs but his leadership qualities in the dressing room are highly valued.
In 2002, Sanger left Wikipedia and became an outspoken critic of the site, criticizing its quality and the disregard many users displayed for experts.
He feared that his constant, outspoken pressure on officials to consider wildlife, water quality and more decision-making transparency might rile them to where he would be kicked out of Taiwan, where he is now a citizen.
"If as a byproduct of being more insightful and outspoken as to companies' reporting, that encourages companies to improve the quality of their reporting and auditors to improve the quality of their auditing, that serves all" market participants, he said.
