Sentence examples for blunt replies from inspiring English sources

Mark Ramprakash might be softly spoken but England's Test match batting coach is a fluid talker who reduces his answers to blunt replies only when asked about the imminent tour of Bangladesh.

The professor's blunt reply still echoes.

"No, you're not," comes the blunt reply.

"That's not how it works," comes the blunt reply.

Mr. Clegg accepted the explanation but had a blunt reply of his own.

The blunt reply to any suggestion of Scottish progress lies in the final group standings.

Mr. Obama's brief remarks came as a blunt reply to Mr. Mubarak, who spoke to his own people just one hour before and mixed conciliation with defiance as he dismissed his government but vowed to stay in office to stabilize Egypt.

By no means an expert myself (we're only human), here are seven of the most common errors students grapple with, and how to best avoid them: 1) Your vs You're The classic and unforgivable spelling mistake that could result in an instant disappointed head-shake, or worse, a blunt reply on social media from a bloke in Ohio judging your intellectual ability.

One reporter, a longtime Moscow resident with a European passport, shot back a blunt reply: "We can only do one thing -- remind our readers that Putin is intent on building a semi-authoritarian regime that's prepared to kill its own citizens to stay in power".

"I'd rather be dead," is his very blunt reply.

You can't carry them on your head," was his blunt reply.