Sentence examples for blunt suggestions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, in his first public remarks on the decision by Mr. Jeffords, of Vermont, tried to blunt suggestions that for all the president's talk of bipartisanship he had steered the party too far to the right and forced Mr. Jeffords to make the leap.

If Trump did reach out to the "King of All Media," he would get some pretty blunt suggestions. .

Mr. Hatch also worked to blunt other suggestions about the possible need for stricter regulation.

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.

Mr. Gore, in an effort to blunt the suggestion that he had been uncooperative during the interview, released a transcript of the session on Friday.

The seat was granted after Mr. York issued a blunt series of suggestions for fixing G.M., including dumping divisions and cutting executive pay.

After Wilshaw reacted with blunt comments to suggestions that rightwing thinktanks were preparing critical reports regarding Ofsted – which is responsible for inspecting state-funded schools in England – Gove issued public backing for the chief inspector.

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

That trip is the only serious moment in the Mexican farce "We Are the Nobles," a movie hit here that inflicts blunt trauma on any suggestion that Mexico may soon emerge as a middle-class country.

The suggestion that Blunt's former wife was at odds with the MP ran into trouble when she made a show of support for her former husband at the association's annual dinner earlier this month addressed by Eric Pickles.

Writing in his 3rd autobiography, Douglass explained, "I had not lived long enough in Washington to have this sentiment sufficiently blunted to make me indifferent to its suggestions".