outspokenness

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• Shelby’s outspoken opposition helped sink Moore’s candidacy, and Moore lost to Democrat Doug Jones.

• Joining the outspoken number of investors frustrated by San Francisco’s government, Founders Fund General Partner Keith Rabois recently announced his move to the city in November and acquired a home in the area.

• Shultz was an early and outspoken advocate of aggressive anti-terrorism measures.

• He has been outspoken on the need for diversity and sustainability in his industry.

• Last April, Amazon fired two of its headquarters workers who had been outspoken critics of Amazon’s warehouse working conditions during the coronavirus pandemic and the company’s climate policies.

• But few of us would recognize the name of Dietrich von Hildebrand, a German philosopher-turned-outspoken Nazi antagonist.

• He was one of few outspoken activists in Syria prior to the uprising that took a place in March of 2011.

• And Jeb, of course, will also have to deal with his outspoken support for Common Core, which the Republican base loathes.

• Republican Joni Ernst, an outspoken right-winger, is the new Senator-elect from Iowa.

• But there are likely clues to be found in Germán Goyeneche's outspoken passion for the buying and selling of art.

• It was a pretty compliment, and sincere I knew, for no one could meet him without recognising his frank outspoken nature.

• At first she had rather resented Sir John's outspoken objection to her niece as his son's wife.

• Jane was homely and very outspoken; she made enemies easily yet was a loyal friend.

• It nettled Dean—frank, outspoken, straightforward as he had always been.