Watson bluntly suggested McCloy was trying to buy influence.
On the main stage, Steve Mason excoriated the ruling 'gangsters and criminals' now assaulting that England, and, in 'Fire', bluntly suggested burning their houses down.
Jumaane D. Williams, a city councilman from Brooklyn who has sponsored legislation against stop-and-frisk tactics, bluntly suggested that Mr. Thompson was taking the allegiance of black voters for granted.
I also indulged in a terrific massage at the spa ($90 for 50 minutes); the masseur, however, should rethink his post-treatment practice of bluntly suggesting a 15percenttipip.
WASHINGTON — Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey arrived here Wednesday, opened with a few jokes to an audience not far from the White House and Capitol Hill and then delivered a bipartisan scolding to President Obama and Republicans in Congress, bluntly suggesting they lack courage to confront the nation's rapidly growing debt burden.
For all that, tensions between the two sides have ebbed since Mrs. Clinton's last visit here in October, when she was peppered with hostile questions in public meetings and bluntly suggested that people in the Pakistani government knew the whereabouts of Al Qaeda's leaders.
The polls were conducted as the Romney campaign grappled with fallout last week from the release of his tax returns and remarks he made at a fund-raiser in which he bluntly suggested that 47 percent of Americans saw themselves as victims who are dependent on the government.
Most presidents and secretaries of state wouldn't put it so bluntly, but history suggests that more than a few would privately side with Vance.
"He wanted her to suffer," he suggests bluntly.
Jamie Parker as the adult Harry is a suitably distraught figure haunted by the death-count he has caused and Noma Dumezweni, as an authoritative Hermione who is now Minister of Magic, and Paul Thornley, as a bluntly commonsensical Ron, suggest a couple bonded by love.
