forthrightly

To her supporters, that’s the point: unlike other ministers she was willing to tell MPs what she believed and make the case for it forthrightly.

"He would routinely attack Tony Blair for the war in Iraq. He was very eloquent. He spoke forthrightly about Great Britain and not always in glowing terms."

That amendment states forthrightly, in black and white, “No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice.”

Those readers, he forthrightly acknowledges, “chalked up the negative judgments herein to the clarity of hindsight.”

A positive result of Bishop Álvarez’s imprisonment was to shock Pope Francis out of his reluctance to speak forthrightly about the Ortega regime.