Sentence examples for blunt comments from inspiring English sources
"blunt comments" is a correct and usable English phrase
You can use it when referring to remarks that are made without any attempt to soften their impact, for example: "His blunt comments about the proposal caught us off-guard."
There were some unnecessarily blunt comments about the Renault power unit.
And he has made blunt comments about Mr. Jagger's solo project last year, "Goddess in the Doorway".
No conspiratorial, girly chats with Tyra Banks here, just blunt comments - well, not so much blunt as limb-lopping sharp.
The court's decision for the health plan made blunt comments about the role of H.M.O.'s in rationing care.
His blunt comments sparked their own conspiracy theories: that he was somehow doing Apple's bidding by criticizing a cheaper competitor of the iPad.
But his blunt comments were hardly a sensible opening salvo in a highly contentious debate.This political tin ear is combined with peculiar priorities.
In an unusually blunt comment, Ms. Reding referred to "a situation that I had thought that Europe would not have to witness again after the Second World War".
Ronald P. Fischetti, Mr. Schwarz's chief lawyer, has also declined to speak about the affidavit except for the blunt comment that "Officer F is significant".
In a blunt comment on Osborne's plan to cut tax credits, now postponed but not abandoned, he said: I paid a lot of attention to questions of distribution, to who was being affected.
In a characteristically blunt comment the day Mr. Ergen announced EchoStar's agreement to buy DirecTV, he acknowledged, "it is probably still a slight win for everybody if we don't complete the deal".
The protesters appeared to gain a prestigious backer on Wednesday when Hassan Khomeini, the grandson of the founder of Iran's Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, announced that he would participate on Friday and made a blunt comment about the day's current significance.
