Sentence examples for blunt feels from inspiring English sources
Blunt feels that setting any explicit funding target threatens the goal of an orderly and dependable rise in funding.
"Keep a slightly blunt feel by not over-texturising, to keep that structure visible and give it a dense, thatch-like feel.
Again, this would seem to indicate some idiosyncrasy in how effectively my desire is poised to influence my feelings, rather than indicating a difference in strength of desire (in this case, getting chicken pox seems like an expected ordeal of childhood, and that seems to blunt my felt response).
No matter the mood, the warnings about biotechnology are clear — so clear that the 60-minute show sometimes feels blunt, especially at its conclusion.
A hammer and some nails feels crude and blunt compared to a pipette and a box of tips, but it's all rather liberating.
The way it handled this shift feels extraordinarily blunt, ham-handed and emotionally tone-deaf.
But that does not blunt the loss he feels each time a childhood haunt is paved over.
Much of the story unfolds inside the station wagon, restricted quarters that could have felt overly claustrophobic and tipped the story into drearier, more psychodramatically blunt realms, but instead feels as natural and comfortable, with all the pleasant and prickly associations, as a family dinner table.
Regardless, a team who initially felt blunt are now propelled by a sense of optimism.
Laith was more blunt: "Sometimes, I feel like we're standing in line for a ticket, waiting to die".
