The main reason I enjoy them is that so many of them are very plain-spoken. |
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Let me be plain-spoken and answer you directly, without going too far, and saying too much, about our President, or his friends, or others. |
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This deadpan, plain-spoken style makes Jason's spoken word performances impressive, and not for their props, use of music or any other additions. |
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He was a working-class lad from the north of England, blunt, plain-spoken, down to earth, and dead keen to get on in the world. |
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He was, in other words, a wise, plain-spoken environmentalist before that term came into usage. |
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This very plain-spoken man who says exactly what he thinks, warns all of this could be the toughest part of the disaster. |
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There is a plain-spoken and straightforward quality to it compared to the other records. |
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He was a man of deep convictions, a plain-spoken fellow who did his best for his state and for his country. |
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He had an innate egalitarianism, a plain-spoken American way of talking, a directness, and a lack of airs. |
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And all this in the presence of the plain-spoken judge, who is beautifully embodied by the third actor: Damiaan De Schrijver. |
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In spite of his plain-spoken and explosive character, we easily detect in him a heart even more strongly inclined to mercy. |
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She's a plain-spoken pol from Toledo who wants to put Wall Street bankers behind bars. |
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How one pines for a plain-spoken tell-it-like-it-is fellow like, say, the former U.N. Secretary-General. |
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Her plain-spoken charm wows the populace and the royal family. |
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Even the most straightforward and plain-spoken people misspeak. |
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It was to Parsons' credit that he managed to reach beyond those kind of assumptions, and divine the aching sadness and plain-spoken poetry that defined the best country songs. |
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For us, our partnership with our customers and suppliers means plain-spoken communication and the trustful co-operation necessary to ensure satisfaction and the success of all concerned. |
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In his plain-spoken way he speaks volumes as to what should happen here. |
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He was the very image of the quintessential American hero — loyal, unsentimental, plain-spoken. |
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The president's people are plain-spoken, loyal, and courageous. |
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Warm and easy company, Tilghman is an unusually plain-spoken and down-to-earth university president. |
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Trying to be ordinary, plain-spoken, and spontaneous made it worse. |
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