Sentence examples for blunt really from inspiring English sources

Pursey, who says there are currently 505 unemployed pilots on Balpa's books, is more blunt: "Really, unless you come from a privileged background or your parents can release equity, you're locked out".

(I sort of wonder if Blunt really has any authentic problems with Hagel, or if he's just talking a good game right now.

I've been watching Google's translation tools improve over the years, but this trip would be a true test: could it really blunt the trauma of arriving in a country where the average American is instantly rendered illiterate, deaf and mute?

And they're really blunt too.

In sum, a fascinating and potentially very important paper, but maybe a bit too boastful, and not very clear to the pedestrian, so that may really blunt it's impact.

Eventually the surreal twists and blunt instruments really come out.

It's a blunt instrument, really, and could inflict serious damage on any who might try to take it from you while you're rocking out to cello covers.

Asked on Monday about whether the U.S. has learned more about Russia's plans for Syria, White House spokesman Josh Earnest responded, "To be blunt, not really".

Yet its famed "cutting edge" is really quite blunt.

"You can really dramatically blunt the risk of having flares," said Dr. H. Ralph Schumacher Jr., a professor of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania who is a consultant to Regeneron.

Back at the Courtauld, Sewell confesses to Blunt his doubts about his intention to become a priest (yes, really).