Sentence examples for was particularly forthright from inspiring English sources
Jessica was particularly forthright about this: For someone if they accept me that I'm HIV positive they will be prepared to use condoms and if they're not prepared they go away.
The BBC Trust, set up 10 years ago, has few remaining defenders, but the report is particularly forthright about future options once the current charter period ends in December.
The majority's opinion was particularly heartening for its forthright acknowledgment that there are other sources of judicial inspiration beyond the country's founders.
Q: There's a particularly forthright interview with Warren Snowdon, previously minister for Indigenous health, where you confront him with a case study of one man, Mr Davy, who died aged 47 of a heart attack during your filming of Utopia.
Putin has been particularly infuriated by NTV's forthright coverage of the ongoing war in Chechnya; in May, his government raided NTV's headquarters and jailed its chairman, Vladimir Gusinsky, for four days, on financial charges that have since been dropped.
What is particularly troubling is the lack of forthright disclosure from either company, as well as their Washington-based public-relations firms, as to their true motivations, sponsors and goals in financing and supporting these groups.
Then there are letters of complaint including a particularly forthright one written in October 1986 and diligently filed away.
This attitude was well known; but in its first statement at the Cancun meeting Japan reiterated its long held position in a particularly forthright way.
Last spring, at Johns Hopkins University, Smart gave a particularly forthright speech at a conference on sex trafficking.
Mr. Hannity was more forthright.
