Sentence examples for bluntly admit from inspiring English sources
"Look, I bluntly admit, I hate John Cage and company," he said in 1981.
By far, the most spectacular failure of the mayor's centralization effort has been the breakdown in the discipline process, which caused long delays in suspending and removing dangerous students from the schools and led a chastened Mr. Bloomberg to bluntly admit, "We've screwed up".
The Republicans can't stand the concept of Social Security, and they are increasingly unafraid to bluntly admit this.
He bluntly admits his sexual views are "to the right of the Pope," and rues the day women were admitted to all-male colleges.
He also bluntly admitted that Djokovic is in his head, and that losing the four previous matches affected him more than it should have.
Last week Israeli President Reuven Rivlin bluntly admitted Israel has "abandoned" the welfare of East Jerusalem residents and he sharply criticized authorities for not providing services.
9.59pm BST Why taxpayers were left on the hook On page 28 of the report (pdf), the IMF bluntly admits that the 2010 bailout was a "holding operation", and taxpapers paid the price.
Before a joint session of the Legislature for his fourth and final State of the State address, Mr. Corzine bluntly admitted that he was leaving behind the same problem he had inherited: "Let's face it: Everyone's property taxes are too damn high".
Tsarnaev's lawyers opened the trial early this month by bluntly admitting the defendant committed all the crimes of which he is accused, but contending Tamerlan was the driving force behind the attack, with Dzhokhar going along out of a sense of subservience.
When he once bluntly admitted to Maryann that if he ever had to choose between her and writing, he would choose writing, she had promised to see to it that he would never have to make that choice, ruefully concluding that the sacrifice of her own ambitions was "what it means to be a woman".
