Sentence examples similar to bluntness of expression from inspiring English sources
She had meant to finish the sentence by saying what action always is or does, but the bluntness of her elliptical utterance seemed to satisfy her.
But they were concerned by the bluntness of his approach.
Even newer is the increasing bluntness of many creators.
I kind of admire the Teutonic, Ronseal-ish bluntness of "Germany – the travel destination".
What struck me, when I reread that article recently, was the bluntness of her language.
John Bright inherited bluntness of manner from his father, imaginative sensitivity from his mother.
"Listen, listen to him," he said, sounding stunned by the bluntness of Mr. Mahdi's critiques.
The bluntness of this comment is actually more important than anything Mr. Thompson said.
The musicians rated them with the bluntness of Olympic judges.
He described the Senate with the dry bluntness of an outsider who hasn't allowed himself to grow too attached.
He speaks with the no-nonsense bluntness of a motivational coach.
