The result: 200 hits, from shy "hi"s to blunt images hurling through cyberspace without a space suit.
Once again, we hear about disarray within the Mitt Romney campaign and its failure to blunt his image as a wealthy businessman out of touch with everyday middle-class concerns.
Mr. Gul, an academic who has served as foreign minister, has a less blunt public image than Mr. Erdogan, though both are viewed with concern by critics who fear Turkey is drifting toward a more militant Islamic focus.
There are works from generations past: a meticulous drawing of a man's trousered leg and shod foot by René Magritte; a Marcel Duchamp ready-made (the bottle rack); a blunt ink image of a chicken by Alexander Calder from 1925; and small drawings by Matisse, Morandi and Picabia.
A candidate who flaunts his blunt-talking image cannot bring himself to stand by his old principles.
Opposition political figures and some family members of the four soldiers, whose bodies were returned to a Canadian military base on Tuesday evening, say Mr. Harper is trying to blunt negative images that may erode public support for Canada's increasingly dangerous combat role in Afghanistan.
Note large, creamy-white worm with blunt ends Open image in new window Fig. 6 Wing-like projections (alae) in the anterior end of Toxocara vitulorum (magnification ×5).
The defense has tried to blunt the persistent images of wealth by depicting Mr. Williams as something of an ordinary working man.
The implication is also that the power of the communal media image blunts individual feeling.
It is a particularly direct image, with blunt type, in which the ribs of a starving boy echo the grains of an ear of wheat.
