Sentence examples for perfectly blunt from inspiring English sources

TO be perfectly blunt about it, Pittsburgh is getting old.

Mr. Rosen added, "To be perfectly blunt, it's none of your business".

But to be perfectly blunt, I'm going to say seven basketballs tonight hit the front rim, backboard and dropped in.

"I don't see much hope for a company like Juno, just to be perfectly blunt about it".

This time, dear readers, we turn the tables and look at consumer behavior — which, to be perfectly blunt, is sometimes quite appalling.

Watson was perfectly blunt about the fact that he had long since stopped participating in the Masters simply because of Augusta's length.

As a front-row fixture, her every stitch gets scrutinised but the London-born 64-year-old knows exactly what suits her and sticks to it: a shift dress, tweed suit, kitten-heeled Manolo Blahniks, Peta-infuriating fur, chunky necklace, twice daily blow-dry of her perfectly polished, blunt-edged pageboy bob (framing the face with steely conviction) and those omnipresent over-sized black shades.

There is a playfulness in Mr. Schepisi's approach that melds perfectly into the blunt, funny poetry of these Londoners' speech.

Even though the detection method we propose may seem blunt, it is perfectly acceptable in the context in which it is used.

"They rarely express themselves with blunt force and never with perfectly scripted paragraphs detailing every slight," she wrote.

To be perfectly honest, my first thought was a blunt no.