Sentence examples for bluntly violent from inspiring English sources
"The Part About the Crimes", the longest section of 2666, is the most bluntly violent piece of writing I've ever read.
More bluntly, Marable notes how many "violent and unstable characters" were attracted to the Nation of Islam in Malcolm's time, and especially to its enforcer wing the Fruit Of Islam.
If these newly working mothers are weaned of their dependence on public assistance, they will become, to put it bluntly, more like us: less violent, less isolated, less likely to use drugs and alcohol, and better parents.
"To put it bluntly, Central America is the most violent region of the world, with the exception of those regions where some countries are at war or are experiencing severe political violence," the United Nations Development Program concluded in a report in October that studied homicide rates across the globe.
The film provides a possible clue, showing a violent stepfather who spoke bluntly of his loathing for the boy.
On Friday one TV news presenter asked bluntly: "Why are South African men so violent?" Belying stereotypes, both Pistorius and his girlfriend were white and well-off.
Syria and Hezbollah's top leader, Hassan Nasrallah, have bluntly warned the Lebanese government to halt cooperation with the investigation or risk violent reprisals.
Johannesburg is, to put it bluntly, a dangerous city in certain neighborhoods, including the Central Business District and ill-famed Soweto, with violent muggings and carjackings the main problems.
Reviews were bluntly critical.
