Wednesday's concert included many of the songs that made Mr. Mayer a star, like "No Such Thing," which forthrightly identifies its target demographic with the line, "I wanna run through the halls of my high school".
To read Lasky's Awe is to feel oneself in the presence of a life writ large; these poems, many of which forthrightly map the intersection between gender and the Great Themes, are epic in scope and Whitmanesque/O'Hara-like in their quiet and not-so-quiet ecstasies.
Macy's, on the other hand, has a similar one which says, forthrightly, "LOVE LOVE LOVE...".
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, who other officials said had also expressed concern about the speed of the withdrawal, told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Mr. Obama's decision had followed "a very open, candid discussion within the national security team" in which "people forthrightly presented their own views".
With this mandate, Warner Bros. became the studio that most often depicted working people and underdogs, and which dealt most forthrightly with the pain of the Depression.
Obama has made plain in his public statements and in his executive orders that torture, which is how he forthrightly labelled the program, was unacceptable.
(Chinen) Joe Sanders Group (Tuesday) Joe Sanders is a bassist with a big tone and nimble technique, both of which should be put forthrightly to use in this ace quartet, featuring John Ellis on tenor saxophone, Aaron Parks on piano and Eric Harland on drums.
Either the report will follow that evidence and describe it forthrightly, in which case a vast swath of the establishment – including MI6, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and Downing Street – will be savaged; or it will dodge behind vague language and redactions, the entire process of official inquiries will be forever discredited, and public contempt will rise dangerously high.
They would do well to look to America, which for all its problems has forthrightly admitted torturing prisoners and continues to release details.
Immediately following it is "Tonight I'm Getting Over You," which is the only song here forthrightly to address the question of how to transition Ms. Jepsen from ingénue to pop machine.
She insists that the attacks be forthrightly described as evil -- which wouldn't preclude condemning other evils as well.
