| She's a plain-spoken pol from Toledo who wants to put Wall Street bankers behind bars. |
| How one pines for a plain-spoken tell-it-like-it-is fellow like, say, the former U.N. Secretary-General. |
| Her plain-spoken charm wows the populace and the royal family. |
| This very plain-spoken man who says exactly what he thinks, warns all of this could be the toughest part of the disaster. |
| He was, in other words, a wise, plain-spoken environmentalist before that term came into usage. |
| In spite of his plain-spoken and explosive character, we easily detect in him a heart even more strongly inclined to mercy. |
