Sentence examples for outspoken without from inspiring English sources

We can be frank and outspoken without being reckless or abusive, polite without cringing, we can attack racialism and its evils without ourselves fostering feelings of hostility between different racial groups.

Both inspiring and outspoken without being self-righteous, she's able to rouse and provoke in equal measure, poking fun at a business that she clearly loves but one which takes itself rather too seriously at times.

In February 1974 he was elected to Lewisham West, and held the seat in 1979, but to the huge sadness of his many Labour friends – he had the rare gift in politics of being candid and outspoken without making enemies – he lost by a sliver in the 1983 election at which Gerald Kaufman described Labour's manifesto as "the longest suicide note in history".

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"The guy in control has given people and racism, and negative racism, an opportunity to be out and outspoken without fear," James said.

But you do not hire an aggressive, outspoken lawyer without providing him talking points.

The job will require someone who can be an outspoken public advocate without becoming a media hound; a calm and reassuring presence without being a shrinking violet.

Feisty, outspoken but not without a sense of humour, Bader was proud of the fact that, by the end of the 20th century, three generations of her family had served in the British Armed Forces.

At that point and into last winter, Cuomo favored charter schools without being outspoken on the issue.

Yet whatever happened, it's scandalous that an outspoken journalist should disappear without a trace.

As the titular head of the Public Health Service, the surgeon general holds a largely ceremonial post, but it is not without its outspoken leaders and controversies.