Sentence examples for told openly from inspiring English sources

Mr Hurley, who has been a reservist for 43 years and is also Surrey's Police and Crime Commissioner, said he had seen "many cases of discrimination" and had once been told openly he was refused a senior job because he was in the Territorial Army TAArmy TA

No longer the fairytale story it once was, Bradley's is told openly and honestly at every step of the way.

There is an opportunity for health professionals and other providers to foster a relationship of trust with family caregivers, in which their story can be told openly and where practitioners pay closer attention to the psychosocial needs of caregivers.

There is an opportunity for health professionals and other P/EOL care supports in various settings to foster a relationship of trust with family caregivers in which their story can be told openly and in which they are holistically supported.

He also broke them to vote for the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell"; openly discussed his past sexual abuse by a male camp counselor; and is married to a TV journalist who never stopped working.

"A People's History" told an openly left-wing story.

The accusations came after Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the minority leader, angry that Mr. Grayson has been running a hedge fund while serving in the House, told him openly that he would like to see him lose.

The managers try to limit the funds' volatility by holding as many as 60 stocks in each, but even so, he said, "I've told investors openly, biotech is really risky".

"I have been told quite openly by several correspondents of international newspapers," she says, "that they have instructions – 'No negative news from India' – because it's an investment destination.

But he had spoken by phone to several people in the countryside, who told him openly that they hated Kim Jong-il for the devastating poverty they had suffered as a result of his policies.

Some showed pictures they had been hiding because, they told me, openly displaying his image could mark them as subversive.