Sentence examples for baldly stated from inspiring English sources

And its central premise, that physicists are murderers, simply becomes more and more baldly stated.

Narrative threads seem to be snipped off at obscure junctions; nothing is baldly stated.

Thus baldly stated, the hero's ethos seems oversimple by the standards of a later age.

Their job, baldly stated, is to keep revenue flowing and to buoy the parent company's stock price.

That contradicts the assessment two years ago that baldly stated that Tehran was "determined to develop nuclear weapons".

Digeo may or may not be a patent troll, but rarely has the economics of patent trolling been so baldly stated.

He is better able to convey moral irony by dramatizing a fictional conflict than by baldly stating his views.

12.15pm: Senator John McCain, as the lead Republican, leads off by baldly stating: "Numerous military leaders tell me that DADT works," and describes it as "imperfect but effective legislation".

But Mr. Hynes quoted the judge as baldly stating that he would be inclined to approve the settlement in exchange for $250,000.

Mr. Bellocchio never baldly states the obvious, but he does suggest that Mussolini hid his real relationship with Dalser, at least in part, because he didn't want to alienate the Roman Catholic Church, with whom he had to share power.

Then at 3am Geneva time almost exactly, Ashton's spokesman, Michael Mann, pressed the button on a tweet baldly stating a string of words some had beginning to doubt would ever been used: "We have reached agreement between E3+3 and Iran".