Sentence examples for blunt thoughts from inspiring English sources

Then there is the slave York, who amazes Indians, and the French fur trader Toussaint Charbonneau, whose blunt thoughts and pidgin diction serve as comic relief.

Soundgarden's music bristled with dissonant riffs and shifting meters as Mr. Cornell belted blunt thoughts of resentment and despair: "I can't get any lower/Still I feel I'm sinking," he sang in "Outshined". It wasn't whining; it was back-to-the-wall fury.

It includes West's "blunt thoughts on his romance with model Amber Rose", who is now engaged to rapper Wiz Khalifa, with lines like, "only nigga I got respect for is Wiz / And I admit I fell in love with Kim around the same time she fell in love with him".

While students could Google the missing information, doing so is ultimately more a hindrance, blunting creative thought, than a help.

But what can one say when what is happening blunts the few thoughts that one has?

Like Mr. Young, Mr. Linkous has a high, wavery voice and a gift for placing hallucinatory thoughts in blunt monosyllables: "Oh yeah, here come the pain birds".

The first video shows a series of photos of celebrity smokers before posing a blunt question: "And your thoughts on the smoking ban?" A young woman with wispy blond hair gazes back solemnly toward the camera: "It's brilliant because people will stop smoking as a habit".

In mice, the drug blunted an enzyme thought to help spur an oversized, weakened heart.

A number of ideas chatter inside this maximalist work, but it makes sense almost despite itself, held together by Jensen's blunt stubbornness in pursuing a thought – however wacky – to its finale.

To be perfectly honest, my first thought was a blunt no.

It would be a blunt look at real Americans' stories, thoughts, and perspectives.