Sentence examples for blunt view from inspiring English sources

And Murphy Jensen, the audacious doubles star, had a more blunt view of men's tennis.

Mr. Giuliani offered a blunt view of Mr. Lazio's standing in the race.

My rather blunt view is that the cabinet was supine or submissive.

But there is nothing personal in his blunt view of Jackson.

Gilad Erdan, Israel's communications minister, said in an interview with Israel's Channel 10 television that Mr. Netanyahu's speech meant to convey the Israeli government's blunt view.

These traditional planning and policy responses are not necessarily wrong, but they take a blunt view of the issues at hand.

In a 1977 interview, Mr. Hill seemed to accept that his strong, blunt views had caused a parting of the ways with some onetime union allies.

But where Mr. Crandall stoked controversy, clashing with unions, and readily offering his blunt views on industry affairs, Mr. Arpey, 45, has been more low key.

His blunt views were formed in part by his experience in the early 1990's as creative director of Mirabella, a fashion magazine aimed at 40ish women, which failed this year, for a variety of reasons, after more than a decade.

What was initially scheduled to be a 30-minute courtesy call stretched into an hour-long, largely one-sided, and somewhat uncomfortable conversation, with Khan delivering blunt views on what he considers to be failings of U.S. policy in Pakistan and, by extension, in Afghanistan.

In April 2005, a few months before Trump and his wife Melania announced that they were expecting a child (their first together, but Trump's fifth), the megalomaniac real estate mogul appeared on "The Howard Stern Show" and shared his characteristically blunt views on child rearing.