outspokenness造句

Scargill was a very controversial figure for his outspokenness and the tactics he used.

Most observers believed he had in fact been banished for his outspokenness.

She wondered whether her outspokenness might be a liability to Franklin.

Their outspokenness on behalf of civil rights sometimes cost them their jobs.

Picasso's anti-war stance, his tumultuous love affairs, and his outspokenness are all examined with journalistic verve.

She had just had to give him the news that in retaliation for his own outspokenness against his country's regime, his mother had been seized and executed.

"I--I don't know what I think," Melanie began uncertainly, her fire deserting her and panic at her outspokenness taking hold of her.

Political experts believe Biden's outspokenness could be an asset for the Obama campaign, and predict he will not hesitate to challenge Republican contender John McCain's positions on the issues.