outspoken造句

We should listen closely to the outspoken criticisms.

He is an outspoken advocate of handgun control.

They oftenproject an image of being outspoken and tough.

To make matters worse, you're outspoken and confident with your ideas.

The EC is not paid by Pakistan, so I can be outspoken.

Despite pressures from the army, Egypt's independent press remains determinedly outspoken.

The most outspoken governor, 41-year-old Toru Hashimoto of Osaka, reckons only households need to make cuts.

But Republican voters also have decidedlymixed feelings about Paul, who has been an outspoken critic of the partyestablishment.

The clever ambassador is the face of the team. He is outspoken and the unofficial project manager.

Despite Russia's attempts to silence its critics and hide abuses, Milashina remains outspoken, publishing accounts of enforced disappearances, extrajudicial executions, and torture.

Penn, an outspoken liberal and anti-war activist, took a break from filming to visit Iraq as a journalist in 2004.

Like the remarks of an outspoken old grandmother, the sayings of the founding fathers have embarrassed generations of their less confident successors.

Mr Malema is a controversial figure who rouses his supporters with incendiary speeches and is an outspoken critic of Jacob Zuma, the President.

Mr Baduel was once an ally of Hugo Chávez, the president, but became one of his most outspoken critics once Mr Chávez began a successful campaign to remove presidential term limits.

If there is a growing group of "plasticine men" among China's white-collar class, it is hardly surprising, said outspoken sociology professor Zhou Xiaozheng of Renmin University in Beijing.