Sentence examples for so forthrightly from inspiring English sources

Certainly, as Damian so forthrightly says, he didn't give a monkeys whether it was or not.

And what thanks did he get for being so forthrightly a heel?

And we thought it striking that this strong argument should have been put so forthrightly by a Labour minister who was once "a left-wing firebrand".

The pace of the film is fast, the twists sudden, the dialogue unadorned; a hopeless view of existence has rarely been offered so forthrightly, or so engagingly.

I just wanted to say thanks for the great article by Bibi Lynch, great to read my own views so forthrightly expressed!

Maya Wang, a Hong Kong-based researcher for Human Rights Watch, an advocacy group, said she could not recall any other time a Chinese newspaper came  out so forthrightly to demand the release of one of its reporters.

One can't imagine regulatory chiefs or cabinet officers today speaking so harshly, and forthrightly, to an industry they oversee.

He was right in one sense: the Times does, from my perspective, view the world through a lens that affects its journalism, and the paper doesn't forthrightly say so.

It happened in the lyrics, as it became clear that she was not so much complaining as speaking forthrightly: "You never get what you want/ And I don't think it's my fault".

Even readers with an appetite for the dynamic curlicues of intellection so typical of the prose of forthrightly self-conscious, ontology-obsessed writers (John Barth being a perfect example) can suddenly grow nauseated by a disproportion of the stuff over time (hence Barth's terrifying decline in popularity).

So Professor Cutler, a gutsy thinker who forthrightly called for a value-added tax or an increase in the payroll tax to finance increased health spending, is now championing legislation that offers a long series of unlikely promises.