'bluntly for' is not a valid phrase in English.
It is not an idiom or a standard way of expressing an idea. However, you could use the word 'bluntly' on its own in a sentence; for example, "He spoke bluntly about his opinion of the plan."
"No," she answered bluntly, for renal failure concentrates the mind.
Nowhere else, in fact, has the United States imposed its will so bluntly for so long.
The first is that players don't normally air those kinds of grievances so bluntly for the world to hear.
Mr. Mihalic had a reputation for working magic more bluntly, for knocking heads and getting the seemingly impossible done.
Even if he sometimes acted bluntly, for 14 months, New Yorkers lived under one of their greatest governorships.
DOROTHY WICKENDEN: Warren Buffett has become Obama's favorite billionaire, because he makes the president's point so bluntly for him.
In the early seventies, she was the head of the National Liberation Front delegation at the Paris peace talks and became widely known for her willingness to speak bluntly and for her striking good looks.
But weeks of Turkish diplomacy in Libya collapsed Monday, and Turkey's prime minister bluntly called for Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi to step down.
In it, she punctures the Samantha myth, relating bluntly how for much of her adult life sex wasn't all that thrilling.
So if Mr. Obama has bluntly pressed for a settlements freeze, he is, in fact, reflecting a broad sentiment in Congress, the Pentagon and among many Americans, Jews included.
A hoarse-sounding Moss suffered a 10% vote against his re-election as a director, and several private shareholders bluntly called for him to go along with the outgoing chairman, Colin Sharman.
