Sentence examples for a more blunt from inspiring English sources

A more blunt translation of free enterprise in this context would be "something for nothing".

And Murphy Jensen, the audacious doubles star, had a more blunt view of men's tennis.

But there is a more blunt reason why, I think, the Lib Dem tide receded: immigration.

"The digital divide has never hit us over the head with a more blunt display of unselfconscious gall," writes Jon Mitchell.

The Legislature and the governor could also resort to a more blunt approach, passing a law that would simply order the city to spend more.

In an article published in 2004, Ms. Hasan, a political science professor at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, made a more blunt argument: that resistance to quotas for women has been driven more by male politicians' fears of losing their seats.

[This album] is a little bit more intricate, a little more blunt, a little more emotional because it's about things that I was going through and feeling at the time.

Phelps was just as honest as Miley, if a little more blunt: "It was just a crappy race".

A person who tipped TechCrunch off to the executive departures gave a slightly more blunt and uncharitable spin on the state of affairs.

Senator John McCain was a little more blunt.

The bride was a little more blunt.