Sentence examples for quite blunt from inspiring English sources

Yet its famed "cutting edge" is really quite blunt.

"By having one price [for water] in our thinking it makes our decisions quite blunt.

A borrower's creditworthiness depends a lot on reputation, something the lenders are quite blunt about.

At times, that means a judge will say something quite blunt.

That did not sit well with Ms. Williams, an American, who is, as the Dalai Lama put it, "quite blunt".

Or, to be quite blunt about it, any sport that has an international audience only when the Olympics roll around.

Viewers who can handle the rather blunt footage of the dissections can learn quite a lot.

Sharp, thin and symmetrical, light and elegant, it was quite different from the heavy chopper, with its rather blunt edge.

In his testimony today, he was not quite so blunt.

Mr. Montero of Saturn was not quite so blunt, but made the same basic point.

The cheapest in terms of effort, is to have quite a blunt instrument, just say, 'give us a discount – knock it off your price'.