Sentence examples for bluntly expressed from inspiring English sources

Others bluntly expressed the view that Lincoln was rather boring.

Peele still wants to work out serious ideas in this movie — about inequality, materialism, envy and disenfranchisement — but they're far more bluntly expressed.

The irony is that the prince has in this case bluntly expressed the government's view, but has said things ministers can't or won't dare to.

Trevor Nunn's inspired idea was to transplant the play to the 1930's, when World War II was looming and anti-Semitism was bluntly expressed.

It comes in three bluntly expressed parts.First, Mr Putin has no illusions about reversing Russia's imperial decline; the burdens of empire helped drag it down.

His objectives seem sensible, comprehensive and bluntly expressed, characteristics that apply to too few of the reforms carried out in the biggest financial markets.

This body of research has found that, to put it bluntly, expressing gratitude to someone who helps you keeps them interested and invested in having a relationship with you over the long haul.

Hours earlier, Representative Steve Israel of New York, the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, spoke to Mr. Weiner by phone, bluntly expressing frustration that Mr. Weiner's political standing was deteriorating as new and more embarrassing details of his online relationships were emerging.

Communications director Dan Pfieffer later put it more bluntly, expressing unhappiness with the "inordinate focus on bad polling" by the media and also in the routine misinterpretation of sampling noise in the Gallup Daily poll.

The relationship is complicated and often contentious, as expressed bluntly by Alan Kelly, vice president of Scottsdale Healthcare in Arizona.

Expressed bluntly, a Fed chairman intent on forcing the economy to stand on its own two feet has to be willing to accept some turmoil in the markets, and some collateral damage to the economy itself.