outspoken

• Passionate and outspoken, his views usually hit the right notes, mainly because he had direct emails to the sport's hierarchy. —  Telegraph Blogs
• Okubo was known to be daringly outspoken, and to often make his point with engaging and ironic wit. —  News On Japan
• One can almost sense the glee she feels in the headline and subhead of the story: "Obama's Other Pastor: Conservative, outspoken, and Houston born, this preacher and Bush friend is backing Barack." —  Culture and Media Institute Headlines
• One can almost sense the glee she feels in the headline and subhead of the story: "Obama's Other Pastor: Conservative, outspoken, and Houston born, this preacher and Bush friend is backing Barack." yet another attempt by Newsweek to distance Obama from the controversial Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the pastor who had a close relationship with Obama for twenty years. —  NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias
• Father Hull, S. J., whose admirable, outspoken, and impartial study of the case[29] should be on everybody's bookshelves, freely admits that the Roman Congregations made a mistake in this matter and thus takes up a less favourable position towards them than even the violently anti-Catholic Huxley No one will deny that the action of the Congregation was due to a desire to prevent simple persons from having their faith upset by a theory which seemed at the time to contradict the teaching of the Bible. —  Science and Morals and Other Essays

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