The authors promise to criticise in forthright terms those leftists who ally with "illiberal theocrats" or other anti-democratic figures and organisations.

Each of the labour members got up and demanded in forthright terms a resolution to investigate.

In his memoirs, Smith describes the mood in forthright terms, accusing Britain of "resorting to politics of convenience and appeasement".

Instead, he criticised, in forthright terms, the conduct and findings of the Royal Commission into the Voyager disaster, calling for a second inquiry.

She spoke in forthright terms, at p. 169:

Ten times a day, I address in the strongest, most forthright terms feminist issues of appearance and dress.

Good people will speak out and will speak out in forthright terms.

But in interviews, both sides attack each other in far more forthright terms.

Ms. DiFiore often speaks in direct, forthright terms.

Mainstreaming concerns everyone, both men and women, as the rapporteur, Angela Kokkola, put it in forthright terms.