Sentence examples for bluntly cited from inspiring English sources
The first time Apple rejected Drones+, it bluntly cited some functionality concerns.
"We're not on the right track for the economic future," he said bluntly, citing concerns about income disparity and a surfeit of regulations that he said had stymied small businesses.
Amis, asked to name McEwan's greatest achievement, said, "The first two hundred pages of 'Atonement.' " Fenton cited "the beginning of 'Enduring Love.' " Strawson said bluntly, "Ian is essentially a short-story writer".
A reader who cited Small Gods, in which "Gods grow when people believe in them", asked bluntly if the author believed in God.
In a bluntly-titled post – Don't Buy the Verizon iPhone 4 – Gizmodo cites Apple's habit of announcing an improved iPhone every summer since 2007.
Mr Leijonborg bluntly labelled them "unrealistic .In any event, Mr Persson, who took office in 1996, can cite a fair record.
Asked bluntly about his lack of past action on the issue, the president appeared irritated, citing the economic crisis, the collapse of the auto industry and two wars as matters that demanded attention.
Asked why visitors from London in particular tend to cite the metro as one of their abiding memories of the French capital, one senior city transport official, Vincent Relave, said bluntly: "Because it works".
"Recruit," Amaker said bluntly.
