Sentence examples for bluntly not from inspiring English sources

To put it bluntly, not much is at stake for most of the collection's leading men.

His personal life suggests a man who is, to put it bluntly, not very nice.

Or, as he put it bluntly: "not to" screw "this up".

The foreign minister is a close Kaczynski chum, who sees her job as relaying his views bluntly, not building diplomatic alliances.Poland's image is worsened by the antics of the League of Polish Families, a minority coalition partner.

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

And popular pro-Kremlin tabloid Komsomolskaya Pravda says bluntly, "Not only are the police acting as the US Army does in Iraq (simply put, like occupation forces), but it is this model that the US exports to countries that seek help... in reforming their interior ministries".

The cabby yelled at me bluntly, clearly not very happy: "These taxis aren't free.

Let me put it bluntly, and not as some marginal comment: my chief expert says this approach will not succeed.

"The facts recorded in the police report," she said bluntly, "do not correspond to reality".

But Arsenal, put bluntly, did not look like champions‑in-waiting, or even close.

I am going to put it bluntly, but not, I think, inaccurately.