Sentence examples for blunt rejected from inspiring English sources

In interviews before his death at the age of 75, Blunt rejected suggestions that he apologize to those he had betrayed, saying, in effect, that his personal sense of morality placed loyalty to his friends, including fellow spies, ahead of all else, including the love he said he felt in later life for Britain and its way of life.

But Israeli officials have been blunt in rejecting criticism about their latest announcement.

Assad is blunt in rejecting criticism of Syria's domestic freedom and of the imprisonment of dissidents such as Michel Kilo and Riyad Seif.

However self-effacing by nature, Dr. Davies was blunt in rejecting Dr. Kleinrock's claim, though the issue may require splitting the finest of technical hairs.

According to the paper, ministers briefed on Geoffrey Cox's approach say the central demands of Eurosceptic MPs are considered too "blunt" and have been rejected by the EU.

Could the president send a subtle message to the House to reject Blunt?

I was glad to see the Senate defeat the Blunt amendment today, rejecting an attempt by religious conservatives to weaken the separation of church and state.

was commissioned for a chapel in the church of Santa Maria della Scala in Rome but was rejected due to its blunt treatment of the holy subject.

The Reds are determined to sign Teixeira, identified by Jurgen Klopp as an answer to his side's blunt attack, but have had two bids rejected this month.

The legislators responded late Saturday night with a five-page communique in which they rejected the Zapatistas' complaints in blunt terms.

Syrian Kurds have accused Turkish authorities of facilitating the entry of Islamic militants to blunt the YPG's rise, a charge rejected by the Turkish government.