Sentence examples for bluntly informed from inspiring English sources

On April 29, the Supreme Court bluntly informed the agency that it was being overly paternalistic.

"Somebody has to lose," he bluntly informed Gen. Wesley K. Clark in a remote hook-up after Mr. Kerry scored his big victory in Iowa.

Rudolf Hess was so strict that he wouldn't eat the nonorganic vegetables cooked by Hitler's chef — whereupon the Führer, according to one witness, "bluntly informed him that in that case he should take his meals at home".

"The only way you can have more upward mobility in a relative perspective," Goldthorpe bluntly informed an interviewer last year, "is if you have more downward mobility at the same time".

More than two years after the end of the Second World War in Europe, Marshall bluntly informed his audience that "the rehabilitation of the economic structure of Europe" would "require a much longer time and greater effort than had been foreseen".

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One is that he clearly prefers bars and bravado to a settled life with Dorothy whom he bluntly informs: "I don't love you in the daytime".

James refrains from ever saying exactly what manufactured article made the Newsome family fortune ("a small, trivial, rather ridiculous object of the commonest domestic use"), whereas Ozick bluntly informs us that Marvin earns his money from "plastic airplane parts".

Her words unlock his pent-up desperation, and arriving home he bluntly informs his wife (Rebecca Pidgeon) that she no longer interests him sexually or spiritually, turns his back, and walks out on their marriage.

Just three weeks before he died, he began his Sunday Times newspaper column by bluntly informing his readers that he was suffering "an embarrassment of cancer", adding: "There is barely a morsel of offal that is not included.

And the turning point in "Scenes From a Marriage," in which a husband bluntly informs his wife that he has fallen in love with another woman and is leaving, also came directly from his life.