Sentence examples for bluntly informed that from inspiring English sources

Solace by Nicci Gerrard 384pp, Penguin, £6.99 Raking the Ashes by Anne Fine 409pp, Bantam, £16.99 Innocence by Kathleen Tessaro 400pp, HarperCollins, £10 Exposure by Talitha Stevenson 416pp, Virago, £14.99 When women write cheerful, upbeat stuff about aspirational females out and about in the world, they are bluntly informed that it doesn't count as literary, it's just chick lit.

Gong was bluntly informed that she was "not particularly beautiful or charming" and that "successful men couldn't possibly be interested" in her.

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".

Minister Takla also bluntly informed PolOff that if the international community fails to adequately support the Tibetan people in their struggle against China, people residing inside Tibet could become desperate enough to desert the Tibetan movement,s historically non-violent path.

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

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".

Lein bluntly informed the clergyman that he was a nonbeliever, but was impressed when the churchman seemed to accept him nonetheless.

The committee was bluntly informed by the Vatican that "it is not the practice of the Holy See to disclose information on the religious discipline of members of the clergy or religious according to canon law".

A senior Canadian diplomat bluntly informed Parliament in 2009 that it was likely "all the Afghans we handed over were tortured".

While the reason or reasons behind Sarah Nancy's lack of interest in men is never explained, Green gives a convincing performance that evokes sympathy from the audience, even when she bluntly informs Felix that he looks like a warthog.

"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.