Sentence examples for a bit blunt from inspiring English sources

"Look," I said, "I know this is a bit blunt.

Mike: The hemlines are a bit blunt, aren't they, after that lovely hairstyle.

The risk is that being simply the lowest on price may be a bit blunt.

That mock-cruising moment feels a bit blunt, like a thesis statement: this is not your father's homosexuality.

"It was a bit blunt as an approach, and we thought, 'Right, why weren't we involved in the exercise to come up with the numbers?' " one European diplomat said.

"Obviously sometimes the way I communicate can be a bit blunt and a bit direct and it ruffles people's feathers, which I know I have to work at, but I don't apologise for trying to win.

"This may be a bit blunt," Gibbs told me, when I raised the issue, "but if you're a business that doesn't believe in equality for women, I don't want to work with you.

We assume Mr. Obama was a bit blunter in private.

Yet David Plouffe, the campaign manager for Mr. Obama, was a bit blunter as he previewed the milestone in a note to supporters on Monday.

She's sitting there with no reaction on her face, I thought she was a little bit blunt and dumb, and she's always writing.

But notice the plaids, a bit too blunt.