Sentence examples for blunt fact from inspiring English sources

Yet here it is, blunt fact.

But the blunt fact is that human females rarely get to choose to eliminate males.

"The blunt fact is there aren't going to be tanks on the streets".

But it's a real possibility, because of Republican divisions and the blunt fact that time is running out.

The blunt fact, however, is that Perry owes his success entirely to a sloppy contemporary confusion about what art is.

And if organised properly, say experts, it would also be a practical way for Germany to deal with the blunt fact that deaths are exceeding births.

Often we're drawn into anti-illusion: into the blunt facts of these dancers doing these steps, these phrases.

Ms. Jones conveys emotions as blunt facts, through the sheer physical force of her singing, and it's easier to believe her fury than her vulnerability.

Mr. Jacobs establishes the blunt facts of his existence in the very first shot: Terri naked and spilling out of a tub, while his uncle nags him to clean the bathroom.

And so, while there are comparisons to be drawn between "All the Way" and "Breaking Bad" — about how escalating practical compromises can lead to a life that is, in effect, compromised — the blunt facts of history remain intact and immovable.

"The real blunt facts of the situation," said John Connolly, Aftra's national president, "are that the only core opposition to this consolidation is among a small layer of people who are essentially the political outs in the Screen Actors Guild.