Sentence examples for somewhat outspoken from inspiring English sources

MEP Ludford, known to be somewhat outspoken, drew criticism from her colleagues when she spoke of her personal opinion that Member States who participated in alleged CIA BRUSSELS 00000269 003 OF 003 rendition operations to Guantanamo had a particular ethical responsibility to accept detainees if it would contribute to the closure of the facility.

Although Ivanka was somewhat outspoken about paid family leave during Trump's campaign, she's now reportedly interested in playing a prominent public role combatting climate change something her father has called a hoax engineered by the Chinese.

"Raymond is pretty outspoken anyway.

Musk is fairly outspoken on this topic.

Deadmau5, meanwhile, has fallen away somewhat, though the outspoken producer doesn't hold the Forbes list in high regard – he said their 2012 list was inaccurate to the tune of $9m£5.4m4m).

The book does not relate how Mary-Kay Wilmers found Nina (in any sense), nor whether she was aware that this lively, outspoken, somewhat slovenly (where housework was concerned) nanny was writing letters home to her sister, Victoria – a nurse – and giving, in comic detail, the lowdown on life at number 55.

(He is also somewhat exceptional in his outspoken support for groups that fight against racism and poverty).

Tebow is also a somewhat incongruous fit: an outspoken Christian playing in a city known for its extensive night life and a member of a franchise made famous by the bachelor stylings of Joe Namath and currently known for the profane speeches of its coach, Rex Ryan.

His outspoken criticisms were somewhat encouraged until students began to participate in demonstrations; Fang was one of those held responsible and was transferred to the Beijing Astronomical Observatory.

"Bill's concerned we got one person (Richmond) in particular who is really outspoken and he is somewhat bizarre so he must be a drug user," Griffith said Richter told him.

The outspoken star has had a somewhat ambivalent attitude toward party politics over the years.