Sentence examples for put it brutally from inspiring English sources

To put it brutally, the reformist left is losing its customer base, and it shows in all recent elections.

To put it brutally, he had about ten good years.

The country, to put it brutally, was broke.

Auschwitz, in this view, is, to put it brutally, almost a tourist trap for historians.

"To put it brutally," wrote Oborne, "he's placed his own vanity above loyalty to his colleagues".

To put it brutally, these are the people who are not Arabs.

Dr Robert Lustig puts it brutally: "The numbers don't lie… as a rule, the fat die young".

David Finkel, author of Thank You for Your Service, a new account of the travails of the returning warrior, puts it brutally: it means coming "out of one war into another".

Curbed Detroit put it more brutally, describing the building as "midtown's biggest blight monster".

Or, to put it somewhat brutally, are we talking about people in desperate need of aid or are we talking about ourselves when we debate such matters?

Or, to put it even more brutally, it's a bus-stop issue.