Sentence examples for bluntly presented from inspiring English sources

Guided to the sidelines, Cometti was bluntly presented with the news: "By the way, your dad is dead".

His wife (Stephanie Viola) flutters around, trying to distract her depressed husband with bluntly presented sexual acts, or calling on her spiritual consultants to help see a way forward.

In chronicling a perilous sea voyage from Africa to Spain — a common, frequently fatal undertaking, in spite of the European economic crisis — the film dispenses with hopeful piety, bluntly presenting a reality that is all too easily ignored or turned into fodder for slogans and wishful thinking.

Kunstler went at the problem bluntly, presenting a scenario so horrific (and so inevitable-seeming) that the mind still has difficulty grappling with it.

Through April 7 This bluntly provocative show presents the first paintings Jenny Holzer has made since her student years in the mid-1970s.

(Smith) Jenny Holzer: 'Endgame' (through April 7) This bluntly provocative show presents the first paintings Ms. Holzer has made since her student years in the mid-1970s.

As the author bluntly puts it, "We are being presented with a self-serving, self-congratulatory discourse that exalts certain ways of being and disparages others, and places blame in many of the wrong places".

And in Idaho, Gov. C. L. Otter, a Republican, presented an education plan last month that said bluntly, "The state will phase out tenure".

In a coup de grace, he even presented the SEC with a detailed dossier in 2005 bluntly entitled The World's Largest Hedge Fund is a Fraud.

For all its charms, Benjamin Franklin, a sixth-through-eighth-grade school in a wealthy New Jersey suburb, also lives bluntly in the present.

Prince Nawaf Faisal, head of the Saudi Olympic committee, bluntly said: "At present, we are not embracing any female Saudi participation in the Olympics or other international championships".