Sentence examples for blunt new from inspiring English sources

A blunt new policy was promulgated: "Don't be a dick".

If those numbers seem abstract, consider a blunt new Australian study.

Adams was a short, fat, blunt New Englander, with a perpetual chip on his shoulder.

Mergers could also help blunt new challenges from companies like Intel, which is working on a subscriber TV service that would be delivered via the Internet.

A blunt new poster from the Bloomberg administration shows an overweight man on a stool, his right leg missing below the knee.

After years of warnings that Chinese hacking was a rising threat, the Mandiant study, and the willingness of U.S. officials to confirm many of its findings, signal a blunt new American counteroffensive against the era of Chinese cyber attacks.

Read a selection from Sarah Gerard's new, fearlessly blunt novel about a young woman struggling with bulimia.

While "Hurricane Christie", as some here were perhaps insensitively calling the blunt New Jersey Governor, was expected to deliver a rip-roaring endorsement of the candidate and excoriation of Mr Obama, the focus was shared with Mrs Romney, who started the charm offensive early, plying reporters on her plane with home-baked cookies.

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The blunt New Jersey governor was rumored to be on the short list for attorney general or another cabinet-level position in a Trump administration.