Sentence examples for rather openly from inspiring English sources

As a result, he acknowledged rather openly, he refuses to pay taxes.

Aytmatov's play Voskhozhdenie na Fudziiamu (1973; The Ascent of Mt. Fuji), written with Kazakh playwright Kaltay Muhamedjanov, discusses rather openly the moral compromises made under the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin.

Unfortunately for Armstrong, almost since AOL's acquisition, Huffington Post founder and namesake Arianna Huffington has rather openly been planning for its exit, with Huffington and Armstrong operating as parallel entities within AOL.

He became an itinerant playboy in Europe and, though rather openly homosexual, married a wealthly, older American divorcée, Linda Lee Thomas, on Dec. 18, 1919; they spent the next two decades in lively partying and social traveling, sometimes together, sometimes apart.

This aversion to the democratic process is not just an unspoken taboo though, but rather openly flaunted.

Gravity control was being discussed rather openly and suddenly the lid was slammed on it.

She is one of those characters who does her scheming in her mind rather than openly".

Rather than openly express their opposition to Turkey's European dream, they have begun taking steps to undermine it.

In which case, why is her report on their malpractice sent through official channels rather than openly published?

First, it exposes taxpayers in northern countries to risks that belong to those in southern states, but does so opaquely within the Eurosystem rather than openly.

But rather than openly debate the issue, Macri and his staff have denigrated the project's opponents as being against progress.