- In rhetoric,
parrhesia (Gr****: παρρησία) is
candid speech,
speaking freely. It
implies not only
freedom of speech, but the
obligation to
speak the truth...
- 1897, the
Emersons are
surprised by a
visit from a
young man,
Reggie Forthright,
followed by his
grandfather Viscount Blacktower. The
viscount wishes...
- pardon, he said that he "was
wrong in not
acting more
decisively and more
forthrightly in
dealing with Watergate,
particularly when it
reached the
stage of...
-
mainly in the theatre, the
words clearly Mirren's own,
delivered with
forthright candour." In 2006,
Mirren stated that she was
never a
member of any political...
- ISBN 978-0-89526-570-8.
Retrieved 7
March 2025. Binder,
David (14
April 1978). "
Forthright Rumanian With
Independent Spirit". The New York Times.
Retrieved 7 March...
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Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award in
Cultural Humanism,
noting that "her
forthright activism and
outspokenness about addiction,
mental illness, and agnosticism...
-
tried by a jury of one's peers. The
instructions were a
succinct and
forthright defense of
colonial rights and liberties, and
served as a
model for other...
- judge, and an
influential politician. As a
judge he was
incisive and
forthright and had many
leading judgements to his credit. Mehr
Chand Mahajan was...
-
would face
charges of treason. His son, Thomas, Lord Offaly, was more
forthright,
denouncing the King and
leading a "Catholic crusade"
against Henry, who...
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managed to generate. Mr. Peck is taut and tenacious."
Variety said "As a
forthright exercise in ****ulative
terror Cape Fear is a
competent and
visually polished...
