Sentence examples for blunt things from inspiring English sources
With Imus, people feel he's going to ask them blunt things and not take bullshit for an answer".
It wasn't the "right forum" for this type of declaration, it was a possible indicator that "something is wrong" in the marriage, he should have just stuck to "I love you and adore you and you're perfect" -- basically whining that a major Hollywood star was uncomfortably honest about his relationship and said overly blunt things about marriage in one of the most public forums on the planet.
The sentencing laws make judges say the bluntest things.
It was not until someone suggested changing the title to Frozen – mimicking Tangled's formula of renaming classic fairytales with blunt adjectives – that things fell into place.
So, what happened when (off his) aging rocker and Romney endorser Ted Nugent said some blunt and violent things about President Obama, his administration, the Supreme Court and Democrats at the National Rifle Association convention over the weekend?
The Barclays, who bought Brecqhou in 1993 and have built a neogothic castle there, have repeatedly used the European Convention on Human Rights to challenge Sark's feudal ways.In this section When the wells dry up Every last drop Democratic revolution A litmus test Poor young things Blunt scissors City magic Pity, fear and the F-word ReprintsOther ancient practices are ripe for change.
But in general Mr Campbell is loyal to the point of infatuation.In this section When the wells dry up Every last drop Democratic revolution A litmus test Poor young things Blunt scissors City magic Pity, fear and the F-word Reprints Related items Tony Blair: What I've learnedMay 31st 2007Another of his heroes is Bill Clinton.
But a crossroads is fast approaching: the release next month of The Girl on the Train – based on a novel set in the London suburbs – in which a rackety lush played by Emily Blunt sees bad things from the blurry window of her commuter train.
One in ten couldn't work out whether a discount of £30 on a television originally priced at £250 was better or worse than a 10% discount.In this section When the wells dry up Every last drop Democratic revolution A litmus test Poor young things Blunt scissors City magic Pity, fear and the F-word ReprintsYounger respondents turned out to be worse at budgeting and basic arithmetic than older ones.
Frankly, our report is pretty blunt about these things," he said.
But it's not right and even though it's not right it becomes the norm, because the norm is you becoming blunted to horrible things.
