Sentence examples for spoke forthrightly from inspiring English sources
Asked about the effect the death has had on him, Mr. Andre spoke forthrightly, if only briefly.
He said he appreciated that Dr. Dean "spoke forthrightly" against the war in Iraq, brought new people into the party and inspired the grass roots over the Internet.
Obama spoke forthrightly about his Christian beliefs and about his conversion experience ("Kneeling beneath that cross on the South Side in Chicago, I felt I heard God's spirit beckoning me"), in a way that was hardly customary for Democratic politicians.
Today is no different: while some Republican candidates in the last election spoke forthrightly about the need to rein in these programs — notably Representative Ryan himself, but also new Senators Marco Rubio of Florida and Rand Paul of Kentucky — most of them didn't.
Ms. L'Engle speaks forthrightly.
"I thought he was speaking forthrightly".
When and where is it O.K. to speak forthrightly about gun control?
It did not live up to its promise to the commission or speak forthrightly to its customers.
(Special mention, though, must go to a chicken liver "faggot"; it has an earthiness and depth that speaks forthrightly of life blood and gastric channels).
He asked why, after Mr. El-Hage was told in 1998 that his associates were under investigation in the attacks, he did not speak forthrightly.
He brushed away concerns that such a large donation, upon which the Liberal Party obviously relied, may dissuade colleagues from speaking forthrightly to him on important matters.
