Sentence examples for predictably blunt from inspiring English sources
During a raucous evening with members of the Texan Tea Party I was told in predictably blunt language that liberal environmentalists are the real enemy, and that we have invented this scam to extend government control.
Mr Lamy and Ms Barshefsky formed a powerful coalition when they agreed with each other, and did battle as equals (his intellectual craftiness against her tough-as-nails negotiating) when they did not.Ms Barshefsky's point of view on the idea of stripping her post of cabinet rank was predictably blunt: "Our trading partners would be dumbfounded dumbfounded— if that were to occur".
Rupert Murdoch's New York Post was predictably blunter, calling de Blasio a pro-Cuban communist, while the Washington Post got into hot water with a column suggesting "people with conventional views" in other states would have to "repress a gag reflex" when considering him because he was married to an African-American who used to be lesbian.
The progressive 12-month improvements were predictably blunted whenever some Month 6 data were included in the LOCF analyses.
Predictably, the opinionated Blunt is plagued by a dysfunctional staff and an even more dysfunctional personal life.
Combination of asymmetric 2-base 3'-overhang with 3'-DNA residues on the blunt end result in a duplex form which directs dicing to predictably yield a single primary cleavage product.
I do not yet keep rocks in my philosophy classroom, but it would be a blunt visual reminder of the risk now associated with being a group of people who predictably gather in classrooms, restaurants, offices, subways, streets and sidewalks.
