Sentence examples for particularly blunt about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stringer was particularly blunt about Samsung.

Government officials have been particularly blunt about their willingness to see housing prices decline somewhat, to make homes affordable to more of the nation's 1.3 billion people.

Mrs. Sirleaf -- whose nickname is "Iron Lady" -- is particularly blunt about the role of women in the recovery of her fragile country, which was battered by 14 years of civil war that left about 200,000 people dead and survivors haunted by torture, systematic rapes and the exploitation of drug-addicted boy soldiers.

South Carolina Senator Lindsay Graham was particularly blunt about it, saying on Twitter that Ford's request "is not about finding the truth, but delaying the process till after the midterm elections" and insisting that "It is imperative the Judiciary committee move forward on the Kavanaugh nomination and a committee vote be taken ASAP".

(Taxi drivers, he added, are particularly blunt with their criticism).

In my piece last October, I wrote about a case in which Hale had been criticised by the judges sitting with her: "By normal standards, words such as "deplore" and "remarkable" may not seem particularly blunt.

The coup de grâce on this rap ballad is particularly blunt.

The dichotomy was expressed in a particularly blunt way by a jeweler named Richard White.

Loyn was particularly blunt on Biden.

Sometimes after asking a particularly blunt question, she would laugh at herself.

Earlier this month, Mr. Panetta was blunt about his worries.