outspokenly

Many students say his only offense was outspokenly opposing the Government.

Ms. Brown was the most outspokenly emotional performer on the bill.

He has outspokenly supported the second-amendment right to bear arms.

They remained outspokenly left-wing, but their political activities effectively ended then.

That Mass was said at a time when cowed church leaders did not outspokenly challenge the regime.

Unlike many conservatives, he outspokenly opposed the invasion of Iraq when it was first proposed in 2002.

And for a politician so outspokenly liberal, he is a blunt political realist who knows how to play the game.

He was often outspokenly in love with the prospect of easeful death.

He's outspokenly pro-choice but maddeningly vague on other issues like taxes and drugs.

Other prominent conservators, who asked not to be named, outspokenly denounce his approach.

He outspokenly backed the transit authority's goals of winning new efficiency measures.

Outspokenly political cartoons are of more recent date.

He wants to make the extremely cautious document more outspokenly liberal on matters ranging from defense to child care.

During the 1990s, it is known that many outspokenly far-right persons has been involved with the party.

He was outspokenly contemptuous of computers and technology.

On certain social questions, Mother Teresa adhered outspokenly to the doctrine of her church.

Founded in 1922, it was "outspokenly anti-colonialist without being anti-French".

Despite tough city building guidelines, much of the new work, from boutiques to civic architecture, is outspokenly modernist.

The Libertarian Party, whose campaign platforms favor limited government, is outspokenly against gun control.

As Governor, he outspokenly favored the trend.

They were outspokenly critical of the welfare overhaul bill, and persist in urging unpopular causes like foreign economic aid.

Alex is a fast-paced, outspokenly philosophical master of wordplay.

Oxfam, which specializes in providing help in poor countries, used to be outspokenly critical of the entire international trading system.

Canadian labor leaders have been more outspokenly militant than their United States counterparts in the past, only to reach last-minute deals.