How To Use Forthrightly In A Sentence
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He should do so forthrightly but without bluster.
Times, Sunday Times
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Beyond their settings, what these future-war games have in common with the Modern Warfare series is a refusal to forthrightly acknowledge the inspiration for their subject matter.
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David Landau, formerly editor-in-chief of Haaretz, called forthrightly for just such a boycott: 'I call on parliaments throughout the democratic world, and inter-parliamentary associations, to boycott Israel's parliament, once the pride of the Jewish people, until it buries the bill and recovers its democratic heritage.'
Global Issues News Headlines
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Then, instead of dealing forthrightly with the charges leveled, you cite the rebuttal as evidence that there is a ‘controversy’ to teach.
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He brought black citizens back into federal positions Woodrow Wilson had all but purged them during his administration, implored Congress to pass an antilynching bill, and forthrightly denounced the Ku Klux Klan.
LAST CALL
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Rational Review
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Rational Review
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Material facts should be disclosed forthrightly, meaning you provide all the information your counterparty might want to know to avoid loss on the trade.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Derivatives Clearinghouses and Exchanges
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spoke forthright (or forthrightly) and to the point
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But it has shied away from forthrightly stating its position for fear of massive public opposition.
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It forthrightly dealt with all conflicts, without personalizing issues in a way that offended sincere believers who also respect science.
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The question of alliances with dictators, of deals with the devil, can be approached openly, forthrightly and without any need for defensiveness.
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These are significant issues, and there are others as well – and yet I am confident that the United States and China have enough mutual trust to honestly and forthrightly exchange our concerns.
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Dr Gordon Moyes has said, publicly and forthrightly, that there has never been a more urgent need to declare belief in the authority and inspiration of the Bible.
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But while I agree that our candidate should forthrightly come out against a constitutional amendment, the big question is how to frame this opposition.
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He needed intelligently and forthrightly to answer her charges and demonstrate sympathy for her embattled position.
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He accused Assad's regime of murder but did not call forthrightly for the President's departure, as he had when Libya's dictator, Muammar Qaddafi, ordered that protesters be shot.
The New Yorker
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Here projection indeed was far less effective than it might have been in this generous acoustic, and one longed to hear the colours and cohesive blends of the chorus more forthrightly.
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Didn't prevaricate but answered forthrightly and honestly.
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Why is there this reserve in dealing with this issue publicly, directly and forthrightly by the administration?
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(In the latter case, the political calculation was made to simply ignore the flip flop and state forthrightly that the Senate had voted for withholding, letting the understandably upset folks complain without engaging their argument: least said, soonest mended.)
Matthew Yglesias » Strange Tales of Congressional Procedure
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Mr. Préval was reticent on that point in a visit to Washington this month, but other Haitian officials have since begun to address it forthrightly, which is a hopeful sign.
Redskins Insider Podcast -- The Washington Post
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Labels and inscriptions on things manufactured in preindustrial eras often give voice to the objects they adorn, as if bringing them to life, to speak directly or forthrightly to their admirers or potential owners.
The English Is Coming!
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But she was also formidable; forthrightly and doggedly challenging what she regarded as slipshod thinking or careless expression.
Times, Sunday Times
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Labels and inscriptions on things manufactured in preindustrial eras often give voice to the objects they adorn, as if bringing them to life, to speak directly or forthrightly to their admirers or potential owners.
The English Is Coming!
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The US, though still a huge military, diplomatic and economic presence in the region, cannot assert its interests as forthrightly as it once could.
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For now, though, she forthrightly claims that she doesn't crave wider recognition.
Times, Sunday Times
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Below this formal structure lies a crucial reality, which Penn is almost alone in forthrightly disclosing: students have a much better chance of being admitted if they apply early decision than if they wait to join the regular pool.
The Early-Decision Racket
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They ought to be demanding that the presidential candidates speak out forthrightly on these issues.
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Secretary Small and Deputy Secretary Burke have exhibited a head-in-the-sand attitude toward wrongdoing at their agency; they have engaged in stonewalling and spin rather than dealing forthrightly with the discrimination that has occurred.
Another Government Report Supports Sternberg
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He needed intelligently and forthrightly to answer her charges and demonstrate sympathy for her embattled position.
