Sentence examples for was too forthright from inspiring English sources

Vidal was too forthright and opinionated to be a great writer of fiction, where many viewpoints have to be represented.

"I've been told I'm too forthright with opinions," Ms. Heigl said with a sigh.

Then again, given what has happened in the Tour so far, it would be foolish to be too forthright in predictions.

But perhaps that's too forthright, given how the art world, even more than the illusion-peddling worlds of fashion or film, likes to play its cards close to the vest.

It is reasonable to assume that nurses may be at risk of tearing off a much-needed protective scab of denial if they are too forthright in their questioning.

He was too brainy, too forthright, too intense.

Maybe it was someone's ego; maybe he was too honest and forthright.

If Ball had been too assertive, too forthright, she might have turned women away from the show.

She is perhaps too forthright to be truly feline, and for a poor but well-brought-up debutante, her accent is strangely common.

As for critiquing the work of others, Jobs's analytical style was forthright: "too gay" (rabbit icon on desktop); "a shithead who sucks" (colleague Jef Raskin); "fucking dickless assholes" (his suppliers); "a dick" (the head of Sony music); "brain-dead" (mobile phones not made by Apple).

Are they far too forthright?