Sentence examples for bluntly advising from inspiring English sources
And when the calorie-counting Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg scolded him — bluntly advising him to lose weight because "we'd like to keep you around for a while," in Archbishop Dolan's telling — the prelate burst into laughter and hugged him.
In late 2006, a New York City detective was suspected of being involved with illegal drugs, and an Internal Affairs Bureau sergeant was bluntly advising him on how to avoid investigators, according to new court filings in a continuing federal probe of police corruption.
Those not currently in the squad, such as the Sale fly-half Cipriani, have also been bluntly advised to do their talking on the pitch.
The South Korean president took a moment out to bluntly advise his North Korean counterpart, "It is important to improve your relations with the United States and Japan".
On Wednesday, the head of the Thai Army bluntly advised the prime minister to step down and dissolve Parliament and told protesters to end their demonstrations across the city.
PAGE A6 THAI LEADER ADVISED TO QUIT The commander of Thailand's army bluntly advised the prime minister to step down and dissolve Parliament and told protesters who had shut down the main international airport for two days to disperse.
Escalating retaliatory threats over the West's nuclear sanctions, Iran warned on Friday that it could terminate oil sales to Europe as early as next week, and it bluntly advised Arab oil producers that any attempt by them to replace Iranian exports would be considered unfriendly.
In August, the Air Force raised eyebrows with a bluntly worded solicitation for papers advising it on "cyberspace warfare attack capabilities," including weapons "to destroy, deny, degrade, disrupt, deceive, corrupt or usurp" an enemy's computer networks and other high-tech targets.
I thought, 'Oh, maybe I'll go into the Navy.' Then the next week it was, 'Oh, I'm shooting French Vogue.' " A more recent claim to fame is a widely viewed TED talk she gave last year, advising young girls not to pursue modeling and bluntly explaining the secret to her success.
Michael Chege, an academic who advises the government, puts it bluntly: "Tribe still beats class".
