forthright

Not all single women or men over 50 are so forthright.

The little man in front of him had asked a simple and forthright question.

June was, I would learn, very forthright in almost every way.

"I've told myself that I must be more forthright with her."

Then I had made a mistake in being so forthright.

"We just want to be very clear and forthright about what happened," she added.

"Perhaps it would be best if you took the lead and made a forthright statement."

But you've got to be forthright, and that's the way I am.

He would have to be forthright, and take the consequence.

He was said to be an upright and forthright man.

"He was more forthright than anyone from the Empire would have been."

The offer surprised many, given her forthright position among democrats.

I'll go by tomorrow and see if she'll be more forthright with an officer of the law.

"I want to be totally forthright with people about what my music is," she says.

She was a forthright person, used to giving orders and getting her own way.

We agreed to exchange information, but I was more forthright than he.

Do the forthright thing: accept your situation, and get on with it.

He was ready therefore to pursue a more forthright foreign policy.

Her expression said nothing, but the look was so frank and forthright!

I could not have asked for a more honest or forthright opinion.

At once forthright and stylish, her book makes very old questions seem fresh.

"The history has to be far more forthright and detailed," he said.

"I want to reach people in ways that are forthright and compelling."

She is a "feminine, strong and forthright woman in her late 40s".

Her forthright way of addressing the problems focused national attention on them.