Sentence examples for really blunt from inspiring English sources
I've been watching Google's translation tools improve over the years, but this trip would be a true test: could it really blunt the trauma of arriving in a country where the average American is instantly rendered illiterate, deaf and mute?
And they're really blunt too.
In sum, a fascinating and potentially very important paper, but maybe a bit too boastful, and not very clear to the pedestrian, so that may really blunt it's impact.
"People are really blunt.
"Let's be really blunt, a building that's been knocked down is easier to rebuild than one that is just pretty badly damaged.
/ At that moment... / — Thud — / A really dull blunt sound.
Yet its famed "cutting edge" is really quite blunt.
"You can really dramatically blunt the risk of having flares," said Dr. H. Ralph Schumacher Jr., a professor of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania who is a consultant to Regeneron.
Mr. Cavell may also be too generous in attributing such moral subtleties to these films because in many, moral education is really a blunt and predetermined thing, particularly when it comes to matters of class.
Here's one: "Is there anything I can do to increase my chances of being admitted?" The answer is a disheartening "Not really," a blunt assessment tempered with some boilerplate advice: "Since we will be carefully monitoring your academic performance, the most positive thing you can do is work hard and do your absolute best in school".
