Sentence examples for quite forthright from inspiring English sources

The Information Commissioner's Office also seems to suspect Google of not being quite forthright with its officials earlier, which might explain the more aggressive stance this time around.

One was his intimate friendship with the philosopher David Hume, his closest colleague and greatest influence, and his not quite forthright embrace of the atheism for which Hume was notorious.

Using his dark eyes and his sensuous, clouded handsomeness as a romantic mask, he gave his role a defensive, not quite forthright quality, and he brought out everything that it was possible to bring out of his warmed-over lines, weighting them perfectly, so that they almost seemed felt.

There is a tradition of fascist-tending political movements being quite forthright about the favored group".

Many of the supervisors were quite forthright in describing the role of a GP.

Campbell: "It's not that she doesn't get along with anyone, she's just quite outspoken and quite ballsy and very forthright with her feelings about other people's lives.

But listings are often not quite so forthright.

The idea that others may not be quite as forthright is what raises concern.

For all his fey charm, he is the most slippery of interviewees; even his droll autobiography, "Private Domain," is not quite as forthright as it seems.

"She was quite bright, and forthright... but I've got very little to go on".

Caldwell's account is subtle, but quite honest and forthright in its reading of this history.