Sentence examples for bluntly aggressive from inspiring English sources
But few, if any, have been as bluntly aggressive in using art, philanthropy, public policy and even rock 'n' roll to advance their agendas as Mr. Pinchuk.
Its half-dozen musical numbers by Elton John (music) and Tim Rice (words) adhere to the team's typically catchy pop shorthand: bluntly aggressive tunes (trimmed with Spanish and South American inflections) and clunky rhymes that any kindergartner could follow.
Aggressive, bluntly profane political comedy finds its way into the mix.
He warned of a growing covert threat from Russia, a state he bluntly described as "increasingly aggressive".
Ignore them more bluntly, if they're actually rude or aggressive.
In a press conference, he bluntly criticized Assange and his staff, and made a case for aggressive action against WikiLeaks.
Unhappy with the situation, Mr. Reid summoned senior White House aides to his Capitol conference room in April 2012 to bluntly and sternly make the case that the administration needed to be more aggressive in reducing deportations.
Our legal consultant, Roger Cramer, put it bluntly: I assume he plead because of the zero tolerance of the New York gun laws and the Bloomberg administration's aggressive enforcement.
Reviews were bluntly critical.
The officers had asserted, in some cases bluntly, that Britain had little to learn from the United States, with its far higher incidence of murder, a more prevalent gang and drug culture and a tradition of more aggressive policing.
