Sentence examples for Most bluntly from inspiring English sources

Most bluntly, Mayor Dawn Zimmer said, that means accepting and planning for the likelihood that most residents will not evacuate, even under an official order.

Most bluntly, this is what happens to companies that own large portfolios of unsold homes during a period of economic instability.

Even at the novel's most bluntly biological, its register scrapes the ceiling.

That's the keynote of the material: Bergman at his most bluntly psychological and nakedly emotional.

And the best documentary in Telluride this year is also the most bluntly honest.

(I'm Not A Loser putting things most bluntly: "Go away, you fucking homos").

The team captain, Derek Jeter, spoke briefly at the meeting, but Johnny Damon spoke most passionately, bluntly telling teammates that Girardi was right and that the Yankees had to turn things around immediately.

To put it bluntly - most of us prefer our own kind.

Most of the bluntly drawn characters are all too obviously ranged on the side of good or evil.

Bluntly, most of them have agreed what needs to be changed but haven't yet managed to do it.

Florence also singled out a 2004 Prospect article on the same subject in which Goodhart had written, "to put it bluntly, most of us prefer our own kind".