Sentence examples for blunt assertions from inspiring English sources
Those blunt assertions are in two books Mr. Perry wrote while building a deep base of support in Texas among evangelical voters and Tea Party supporters.
And then, in the middle of the book, there's a run of tweets that are more or less identically blunt assertions that the tweeter is "Working on my novel".
The problem for Mr. LePage, as even some of his allies acknowledge, is that whether or not he made this particular comment, he has made so many other startlingly blunt assertions that while one more may not matter, the accumulation of such comments could.
Mr. Bush's announcement also seemed to be an early effort to blunt assertions by several Democratic presidential contenders who have criticized Mr. Bush's record on terrorism, saying that he has failed to do enough to prevent another attack and that the country is not much safer than it was before Sept. 11, 2001.
His answer is another in a long line of dull accusations and tone-deaf interpretations where instead should exist meticulous knowledge, inquisitiveness, and more questions than mere blunt assertions.
It echoes the blunt assertion made by Ms. Cornwell: "People kill because they can.
But this was his most blunt assertion yet that Mitch McConnell, John Boehner, et al. should change course.
This blunt assertion of firepower may have served as a warning to Iran as well as an object lesson to Saudi Arabia's own restive Shia minority of 10%.
Thou should'st be living at this hour... .., begins with the blunt assertion by a character that "these are terrible times we live in".
The Wall Street Journal editorial page called Dr. Hamburg's decision a "blunt assertion of regulatory power" and described Avastin as "potentially life-saving," which it most certainly is not.
The decision – which will alter books aimed at eight- and nine-year-old Arab pupils – will be seen as a blunt assertion by Binyamin Netanyahu's Likud-led government of Israel's historical narrative over the Palestinian one.
