Sentence examples for which is forthright from inspiring English sources

Some may find it short on poetry, however, above all in the central Romanze, which is forthright rather than introverted.

One can sense it in her conversation, which is forthright, economical and even-handed, and even see it in her haircut, unchanged from adolescence.

After the ban, the Italian broadcasting service RAI tried to continue to prohibit her songs, which were forthright in dealing with subjects such as religion, smoking and sex.

Unlike children's literature, which is increasingly forthright and unsparing, theatre for children is sometimes self-censoring as if afraid of stepping beyond the mark of what parents or teachers think might be acceptable.

He has told the BBC that the incoming president - Muhammadu Buhari - wants to address the issue in a way which is "honest, forthright and straightforward".

Ought not The Economist, which is impeccably liberal, be more forthright and tough it out Edmund Fawcett London* SIR – Elections are not sufficient on their own to ensure that democracy flourishes.

The denunciator has a menu from which to choose: outright is forthright, blatant has a ring to it, flat is sharp (though it is often mistakenly replaced by flat-out, which lacks the disapproving connotation) and flagrant lends itself to mispronunciation by stumbling speakers as fragrant.

Which is probably why I am so forthright in what I say, what I write, and how I emote.

Tyson has been pretty forthright in his dismissal of philosophy, which is a shame.

Which is weird, as Lagerfeld is hardly renowned for holding back when it comes to forthright opinions IRL.

He said: "This was a serious piece of investigative journalism which was expressed in forthright, but not extravagant terms; and without tangential additions to liven up the story".