Sentence examples for bluntly enough from inspiring English sources

I believe we cannot emphasize bluntly enough that the cure and vaccine development depend on money.

When asked to explain what is meant by a 'vulnerable family,' he summed it up bluntly: "Not enough to eat".

Bluntly, there isn't enough #problematic in the world to cover Derek and Clive.

Some special advisers are seen as not "political" enough or, bluntly, not competent enough.

Put bluntly, Yemen is in enough trouble with the ongoing fight between its own citizens.

Mora said bluntly: "If you're good enough, you win most of the time.

The normally calm Cumbrian revealed he had to deliver an "old-school rev-up" at half-time to "try and stimulate a reaction" after a sub-standard first 40 minutes bluntly described as "not good enough" by his assistant, Andy Farrell.

"Enough's enough," Obama said bluntly at a closing news conference of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit where he scored a significant breakthrough in his push to create a pan-Pacific free trade zone and promote green technologies.

"I've had enough," he told me bluntly.

But Cowen told the European leaders bluntly that this was not good enough.

Mattel's C.E.O., Bryan Stockton, summed up the problem bluntly: "We just didn't sell enough Barbie dolls".