Sentence examples for to forthrightly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a forthright manner
Beyond their settings, what these future-war games have in common with the Modern Warfare series is a refusal to forthrightly acknowledge the inspiration for their subject matter.
Bolger would prefer a "treaty", presented to the Senate for ratification, to forthrightly state the open-ended commitment and requiring politicians to state their preference.
In response to a priest who wanted the Church to forthrightly condemn the Nazis' persecutions, Faulhaber wrote, "The Jews can help themselves.
It should be the national policy of the United States to forthrightly and unapologetically attract the best minds from all over the world and turn them into assets of the United States.
She ought to forthrightly address the questions that have accumulated in recent days and make clear that she intends to set a higher standard for her service as a senator.
British ministers "rightly celebrate free speech in Paris or in London but suddenly seem to lose their own power of utterance when it comes to forthrightly and publicly condemning the authorities in Riyadh," said Kate Allen, Amnesty International's UK director.
On Tuesday, Cardinal Sean Patrick O'Malley of Boston and Cardinal Daniel DiNardo of Galveston-Houston spoke discreetly, while trying to respond forthrightly to questions about why the cardinals have delayed setting the date of the conclave, and whether they would learn the contents of a confidential dossier on the leaks scandal that was said to have been given to Benedict before he resigned.
"I said to Tony that if Mark hopes to be able to proceed from opening day on, he has to address this forthrightly, to answer all legitimate questions and all secondary ones," Costas said.
Romney and Ryan have made their willingness to stand tall and to confront forthrightly the problems facing the nation a central theme of their campaign.
Reached this morning by telephone, the congressman pledged to "answer forthrightly any questions posed" to him by me or anyone else on the subject.
During the interview, Subcommander Marcos, who has become an idol to leftist groups around the world, shunned his signature theatrics and sharp sarcasm to talk forthrightly about the lingering obstacles to peace, about the achievements of the Zapatista movement, and about his own postwar plans.
