Sentence examples for blunt kind from inspiring English sources

Death, if you're a sex worker, a drug addict or a suspected gang member, for instance, is, to be blunt, kind of your own fault.

Both have strong appeal and are excellent in their roles, with Ms. de Waal adding a particularly dry and blunt kind of humor to the evening as a "very serious Czech".

The Middle Eastern characters go by English names, a technique that makes them less foreign to the reader and draws parallels between the subtle self-censorship of Western commercialism and the blunter kind practiced by the arts community in a dictatorship.

There is not a lot of socio-politically provocative art to be found in this vast maze of art shops — not of the blunt, direct kind, anyway.

In contrast to many of the Congressional races last year, Mr. Rehberg and Mr. Tester are also both veterans of Washington, which could blunt the kind of attacks that marked the 2010 election season, where self-declared "outsiders" called on voters to throw out the incumbents.

To be blunt, that kind of behavior has no place at SoFi, and we're not going to tolerate it".

Each cDNA was blunt-end ligated into the cloning vector pVL-blunt (a kind gift from Vincent Lee) [ 8].

But in the east, the patriotism was of the blunter, nationalist kind.

It's a strangely appropriate occasion, since you could argue that Blunt is a kind of pop equivalent to Beadle.

Mr. Klein attracts the big titles and the big stars in part by being blunt about the kind of clientele he is not looking for: what he calls celebrity "trash".

They were blunt words, the kind that might not play so well in the United States, where, earlier this month, the major league umpire Jim Joyce wasted little time in admitting to reporters that he had blown a call that cost Detroit Tigers pitcher Armando Galarraga a perfect game.