Sentence examples for quite forthcoming from inspiring English sources

He was quite forthcoming in discussing Murphy's approach to holding office.

So, by the standards of some of these kinds of interviews, I think Duff was quite forthcoming.

Newt was quite forthcoming about both God's readiness to forgive him and the much, much better lifestyle he has embraced now that he's found true love with Wife No. 3, converted to Catholicism and "learned an immense amount".

With a laugh, Dierdorf said, "He's quite forthcoming and generous with information — as long as you're asking him about anything other than the current edition of his Patriots team".

I was nodding in agreement all the while, happily looking forward to a political reading of choices in timbre, arrangement and production, but it was never quite forthcoming, apart from a few intriguing hints.

I followed up with my sources, who are usually quite forthcoming about open data.

It doesn't seem plausible that Teddy would be quite so forthcoming in detailing all of Maya's many objections to his parents on the eve of the wedding.

It is early days, and what is to say the people of Gateshead or Cardiff will be quite so forthcoming with the exclamations of "cool", "awesome" and "neat" as the audience in Oxford.

In hindsight, the links between the two men have probably been overstated for the sake of rock mythology - Van Dyke Parks, who collaborated with Brian Wilson on the legendary LP Smile recalls hearing of Dennis pummelling Manson to the floor and making him 'weep openly in front of some very hip people' - but Dennis would never be quite so forthcoming on the subject again.

And over the years maybe, maybe I haven't been quite as — as forthcoming as I might have been about the part Morty played in all that.

One more thing she doesn't quite sanitize: her forthcoming reality show premiering on YouTube in August.