Sentence examples for less bluntly from inspiring English sources

Why take the risk?" Similar considerations, if put less bluntly, were behind cancellations by several foreign performers over the past year.

Or as he put it less bluntly, the government was "reviewing the cost profile of social and environmental policies", adding that "the carbon emission reduction obligation has been reduced".

And while he no doubt intended to head in a less bluntly and less broadly crowd-pleasing direction by teaming with Mr. Liebrandt, he obviously had some indication that Mr. Liebrandt was willing to play nice.

Other Chinese echoed the sentiment, albeit less bluntly.

Mr. Verrone's response, while less caustic, bluntly dismissed Mr. Short's assessment.

Moreover, what is the point of a woman investing in a tailored trouser suit when work-wear is becoming increasingly irrelevant because, put bluntly, less people have a workplace to go to?

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.

Adrian Morley, Warrington's captain, puts it less colourfully, and more bluntly.

For the continued exploitation of adjuncts is, to put it bluntly, nothing less than unjust.

Picking up where "Are You Somebody" left off, O'Faolain's second memoir finds her middle-aged and more settled but no less introspective as she bluntly examines her loveless childhood, a fragile new relationship with a divorced father and even the perils of writing a memoir.

"He did a very wonderful job for me in the difficulties with respect to the Hyatt Corporation's representatives who -- to put it bluntly -- were less than stellar in terms of what they were doing, Mr. Trump said".