Sentence examples for saying openly from inspiring English sources

As next month's election nears, there are a few voices saying openly — and carefully — what many have been saying for a long time behind closed doors.

Buchanan and Schlafly thrive on a willingness to say — without regard to appearances — what others privately think but don't want to be caught saying openly.

And, Mr Davis added, if that's what former top military generals are saying openly, it's probably what current US military leaders are thinking as well.

God bless General Powell for saying openly what I had always understood to be the credo of this country — freedom for all, irrespective of nationality, race or religion.

Some Republicans are now saying openly that they want concessions in return for reopening the government and avoiding default, not because they have any specific policy goals in mind, but simply because they don't want to feel "disrespected".

It will be the first time the leader has met auditors since their return to Athens last weekend – and both sides are saying openly that there are several sticking points.

I might even say openly hostile.

Some said openly, "You shouldn't be a pilot".

Meantime, politicians should say openly what they believe.

"Would she say openly that she's the one who supported all those protests?" Ahmed said.

"We couldn't walk around the city, we couldn't say openly that we were Chechens.