Sentence examples for pretty forthright from inspiring English sources
The former chancellor was pretty forthright about the present economic recovery.
All credit to Ed Miliband, who was pretty forthright I thought.
Generally, he was pretty forthright about what he was up to, but this was one he kept to himself.
As the meeting ended, Obama told the politicians, "I have given you full access to the White House, and I have been pretty forthright.
She had some pretty forthright things to say on what the EU should do in response to Russian aggression, and the likelihood that if a surface-to-air missile was used it "had to have come from Russia".
"His message was pretty forthright: If we stick with the status quo, we're going to fail," said Bruce Riedel, a senior fellow at the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at Brookings, who a year ago was a co-author of Mr. Obama's first review of strategy in the region.
"We had some pretty frank and forthright discussions," said Harris.
"It's hard not to be pretty direct and forthright in a difficult and demanding market," Cashman said.
Weiner was somewhat more forthright.
Editorially the World was pretty flat-footed and forthright in its denunciation of this.
Mr. Printup proved himself on "The Bullet Train" (from his new album on Nagel-Heyer, "The New Boogaloo"), playing strong, forthright lines with pretty bent notes; you can hear Wynton Marsalis and Booker Little in his sound.
