Sentence examples for their bluntness from inspiring English sources

Their bluntness was costly again this season.

For all their bluntness, Mr. Roche's buildings can have their own kind of poetry.

The authors of "Aerotropolis" are perhaps to be congratulated for their bluntness and their provocations.

If New Yorkers are noted for their bluntness, the diplomats are -- no surprise here -- diplomatic.

The most surprising thing about Gayle's words may be their bluntness, the fact that he was so ready and willing to call out the problem.

Lines like these might not prove deathless, but because of their bluntness, and because the times are desperate, they hit hard.

These movies, with their sardonic bluntness and their suggestive dialogue, were made in pre-Code Hollywood, the brief, giddy period that lasted from 1930 to 1934.

The authors of this unclassified assessment have stirred grumbling inside the State Department for their public bluntness, especially because their criticisms have received most of the attention.

In a post here last week, Amy Davidson quoted from McDonald's comments to reporters, but they're worth repeating if only because, in their heartfelt bluntness, they tell us a lot about the emotions of people who've changed their minds on this issue.

But the paintings are more adamant than ever, and their sheer bluntness and simplicity still impress, while the crucifixlike power of "Telluride," in particular, confirms that what you see is never all you see.

It is the brashness of his quips and their coarse bluntness that enthralls the crowds.