Word: outspoken
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This weekend, the outspoken cook is flying to the Ukraine, where he will teach English and, perhaps, find a wife...
Stephen Jay Gould, Harvard’s famed evolutionary biologist whose prolific writings brought science to the masses and outspoken style stirred controversy in his field, died May 20 at his home in New York, 20 years after first being diagnosed with cancer...
Summers has been an outspoken supporter of patriotism and respect for ROTC cadets since his arrival at Harvard...
Rowley admits that she is outspoken--"those who know me would probably describe me as, by nature, overly opinionated and sometimes not as discreet as I should be"--but her memo is bound to strike a nerve with other FBI agents, who have long complained about the careerist, risk-averse approach of the desk jockeys in the Hoover Building. It's hard not to conclude after reading her account that the FBI's sprawling bureaucracy is hopeless. "Career enhancement," she writes, supersedes law-enforcement concerns at the headquarters, which is staffed by agents with little field expertise serving short...
...final year in office, Conant was particularly outspoken about foreign affairs...