Sentence examples for bluntly called from inspiring English sources

The rest of the Knicks are space-fillers — a category the scout bluntly called "Can't Play".

Have I become what my mother called a rubbernecker and what my father, more bluntly, called an idiot?

Mr. Bennett, a white politician with a black political base, has often bluntly called Mr. Mugabe a dictator ruling on behalf of a greedy political elite.

One of Beaverbrook's bêtes noires, Aneurin Bevan, was the subject of a discursive profile by Greg Dyke for BBC 4, somewhat bluntly called Greg Dyke on Nye Bevan.

He bluntly called the relationship between Mr. Cuccinelli and Mr. Williams one of "quid pro quo," a conclusion that goes further than anything made public so far.

One judge bluntly called the acquittal of the Croatian generals "grotesque," saying that the findings of the majority "contradict any sense of justice".

He made another promotional deal he now bluntly calls a mistake.

Now all the characters are prone to what Hermione bluntly calls "survivor's guilt".

Vaughn Cordle, chief analyst for AirlineForecasts, a consulting firm in Washington, bluntly calls the industry a "wealth destroyer".

Instead they should focus on incremental changes to what Justice O'Connor bluntly calls the "wrong" of "cash in the courtroom".

Laidlaw took several wrong turns to arrive at a destination that Mr. Grainger bluntly calls "our disaster".