Sentence examples for characteristic bluntness from inspiring English sources

"Because he was a man," Lou explains, with characteristic bluntness.

"The litigation option isn't real," he said with characteristic bluntness.

"Send" deals with characteristic bluntness with the stupidity of men.

"It's in the middle of nowhere," Marc said with characteristic bluntness.

If he fails, Mr. Prince said, with characteristic bluntness, "I'm out of a job".

When Schembechler heard such a question about Carr, he answered with characteristic bluntness.

City residents talked about this chasm between outlooks with characteristic New York bluntness.

When approached for a story on her influence, Mayhew replied with characteristic modesty (and bluntness), "I don't think that's legitimate".

During the campaign, he had met with a group of friendly congressmen and had told them, with a bluntness characteristic of him, "I'm running the show.

In one of the concluding passages of his Green Book, a stream-of-consciousness promoted as a blueprint for his leadership, Mr Qaddafi, with a characteristic mix of bluntness and illogic, declared that his ideology was "theoretically" a genuine democracy, but in reality, "the strong always rule".

"Heath betrayed us and that was it," Burnside said later with characteristic black-and-white bluntness.