Sentence examples for unusually forthright from inspiring English sources
A church official who has met Archbishop Martino described him as "unusually forthright and voluble".
Senior figures in the Obama administration have been unusually forthright in expressing frustration at the plans.
In a surprise visit to Belfast on Thursday, Mr. Blair used unusually forthright language to demand that the I.R.A. disarm.
Earlier, Romney used an interview with the National Review Online to denounce Akin in unusually forthright language.
Following unusually forthright recommendations issued by the World Health Organization, the government will prohibit the "manufacture, sale, distribution, use and importing" of the diagnostic kits.
Soon afterwards Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, issued an unusually forthright assessment of the Russian threat, not only to Ukraine but also to Georgia, Moldova and the Balkans.
And this show is unusually, almost unfashionably, forthright about those politics, foregrounding them with a string of pronouns.
And in a society defined by placing unusually high value on group conformity, their forthright espousal of abnormality becomes a creative source.
His challenger, Mr Kato, has behaved unusually for a Japanese politician, both in his forthright criticism of Mr Mori and in the openness of his ambition to succeed him.
All are commendably forthright.
