Mr. Evans said, forthrightly, what some of us have been hoping to hear from Fed officials for years now.
"I don't know," Maurine Knighton, executive director of 651 Arts, said forthrightly.
"Crapstone," the neighbor said forthrightly, Mr. Pearce related, whereupon the person on the other end of the telephone repeated it to his co-workers and burst out laughing.
"If possible, I drink every day," Fulbert Mfouna, a 43-year-old whose children have also had to drop out or repeat grades for lack of school fees, said forthrightly.
"And I knew immediately it was not the truth, because the description he gave of Larry in some areas that only I might know about were wrong on three counts," she said forthrightly.
"We yield like the airlines do if we have a lot of rooms available," the manager of a small spiffy hotel said forthrightly, though he refused to be quoted by name.
Balakrishnan Rajagopal, cited by Rima Najjar Kapitan in her essay, says it forthrightly: "[A]cademic freedom is not only an end….
"I'd rather have blood on my face," says Schwartz, forthrightly paraphrasing Theodore Roosevelt, "than be one of those timid souls who know neither glory nor defeat".
"I'll do that question," said Hester, forthrightly, when the first reporter asked what hope dressage had of marketing itself as an affordable sport for children watching on TV.
But, of course, he put a lot of people at risk, and it was a very important moment when, after he died, his brother – who, ironically, was a doctor – stood up at his funeral in Nigeria and said very forthrightly, "If [HIV] can kill Fela, it can kill anybody".
