Sentence examples for blunt conclusions from inspiring English sources
Moreover, his book, "An Affair of State" (Harvard University Press), did not shrink from blunt conclusions.
The terrorist threat is now more acute than it was before the September 11th attacks on the United States.These blunt conclusions, leaked last week to the New York Times and the Washington Post, are part of a classified National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) on global terrorism trends.
The narrator simply shares her story -- that of an underage teen not yet ready to be a parent -- and draws blunt conclusions about the state of medical care for women in similar situations.
"An exercise in make-believe," is the blunt conclusion of a new report by the International Crisis Group.
That leads him to a blunt conclusion: save the workers, not the factories that turn out such clunkers.
The blunt conclusion: "The costs of waste, poor quality and inefficiency are enormous .Evidence from other countries suggests that they suffer from similar problems.
The answer to question three is found in the Transcendental Dialectic, and it is a resoundingly blunt conclusion: the synthetic a priori propositions that characterize metaphysics are not really possible at all.
* In a landmark BBC poll, which I think is as valid today as when it was taken in 2010, the blunt conclusion was: "Corruption is the world's most frequently discussed global problem".
Knitting needle (blunt end).
