Sentence examples for bluntly rejected from inspiring English sources

In Sunday's news conference, Mr. Wen bluntly rejected that view.

Even so, Prince Saud bluntly rejected the ambassador's comments.

Even so, Prince Saud bluntly rejected Mr. Khalilzad's comments.

The E.C.B. had "bluntly rejected" that plan, the Financial Times said.

It bluntly rejected the Supreme Court's "categorical rule making such offenders ineligible for the death penalty".

Salmond has bluntly rejected calls for the Electoral Commission to be brought in: his opponents are already beginning to get restless for an answer to those questions.

Iraq heightened the confrontation today by bluntly rejecting all of the inspectors' criticism.

"Our biggest problems in the next 10 years are not deficits," the president said, according to accounts from the meeting, bluntly rejecting an idea that has become Republican fiscal dogma.

Then she pivoted to her view of the judiciary, bluntly rejecting the argument of conservative legal thinkers that judges should decide cases purely on close readings of facts and law, excluding their own frames of reference.

The second day of talks came after Mr Kerry opened swiftly-convened talks on Syria's chemical weapons on Thursday by bluntly rejecting the country's pledge to begin a "standard process" by turning over information rather than weapons - and nothing immediately.

Chatton also finesses premise (2), but he bluntly rejects premise (1) by asserting the astonishing claim that finite continua are composed of finitely many indivisibles.