The critics, though, were hardly damning: while Michael Billington reckoned "Colman does no more than she has to as a predatory vamp", Kate Kellaway thought her "outspoken Myra is impeccably judged".
"I don't think I'm outspoken," Bielema said recently before a news media golf event, only to be greeted by laughter.
Peter P. Appert, a longtime newspaper analyst at Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown, said: "I think Don Graham is outspoken in his disdain for the investors' focus on short-term financial results.
He soon began to feel sidelined by his former commander-in-chief.Mr Rajapaksa, for his part, had come to think that the outspoken commander was getting rather too big for his army boots.
I've often wondered what that young, extremely insecure girl would think of the outspoken woman I've become.
Personally, I love that she's a champion for women's rights, gay rights, immigration rights, and the arts, and though I may get written out of the will for saying so, it's encouraging to think that the outspoken icon might just influence the opinions of her fanbase.
"It doesn't bother me at all that some people think I am too outspoken," Ms. Rivera said in 2011.
"I wasn't undisciplined," she told Wroe, "but I think I was pretty outspoken and my mother very sensibly realised that I was a show-off.
Some clergy, like Giles Fraser, an outspoken leftist, think the church should cut loose from the state and deliver hard truths from the margins of society.In England, as in many historically Christian countries, the national church faces a choice.
Come to think of it, the outspoken social pariah played by Lesley Manville in "Pillars of the Community" is found unsheltered, alone and pelted by rain in the final scene.
