Sentence examples for outspoken speech from inspiring English sources

Not everyone was critical of Mr Straw's outspoken speech, however.

In an interview, Ms. Dennis confirmed that she had criticized the gas industry in an "uncharacteristically outspoken" speech in 2010 to the City Council.

"This administration will fight for open markets and free trade," Robert B. Zoellick, the United States trade representative, declared in an outspoken speech right after the attacks.

In an outspoken speech, designed to put pressure on the Tories as they outline restrictions on coal-fired power stations, Hutton said that the two controversial sources of energy are crucial to ensure Britain retains a secure supply of energy.

Murray Boland, the festival's advisory chair 2004 and head of programmes, E4 said: "John Humphrys is one of the most celebrated and prominent broadcasters of his generation, and we can now eagerly await what promises to be a highly intelligent and outspoken speech that will set the tone for an Edinburgh weekend focused on television's greatest talents and programmes".

The plain and outspoken speech we think of as straight talk has been a hallmark of English in America since its earliest days; Founding Fathers like Benjamin Franklin famously communicated in a clear and lucid style.

In defiance of the country's emergency regulations, one free spirit, Riad Seif, is faxing texts of his outspoken parliamentary speeches to news agencies because parliament leaves them out of its minutes.

Mandela was still more outspoken in a speech to the International Women's Forums in January 2003.

During his time at Brown came to adopt Jeffersonian ideas, making an outspoken anti-Federalist speech at his commencement.

First off, The Wikimedia Foundation is a nonprofit that allows them to be a bit more outspoken on free-speech issues in the face of government intrusions.

Look for remarks along those lines by George Clooney, who will have the floor for an extended period as he receives the Cecil B. DeMille award and who has been outspoken on free-speech and humanitarian issues.