Sentence examples for this rather blunt from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, Google wasn't ecstatic with this rather blunt approach.

In the '20s, All-Bran was emblazoned with this rather blunt appeal: "Relieves constipation".

But they've had to abandon what they were doing and replace it with this rather blunt instrument".

For social purpose organisations, the rather blunt instrument that has historically been used to earn this trust is a legal structure that restricts private benefit and a regulator to which the organisations report.

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

In "The Nanny Diaries," McLaughlin and Kraus successfully parodied the world they knew; here it's hard to keep track of the (rather blunt) barbs as they wobble toward their various targets.

The idea, again, is to focus on quality rather than just what is deemed to be the rather blunt instrument of waiting time.

One reason might be that he does not recognize his own experience in the rather blunt, implicitly either/or formulation of the structured-interview question.

Limitations of the latter include the rather blunt tool of site-directed mutagenesis which is restricted to the genetically encoded natural amino acids, and the possibility that mutational perturbations may affect the fundamental reaction mechanism of the enzyme.

Sure, this is a rather blunt statement to make, but I'm glad I have your attention.

The rather blunt point of all this is that Alesha could have represented the UK at the Olympics, if it weren't for all that "not being an athlete and in fact spending the last decade singing, shouting and applauding dancing dogs" business.