Sentence examples for to bluntly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a blunt manner; without delicacy, or the usual forms of civility.
It is inaccurate to bluntly affirm that the new draft Constitutional Treaty is "unreadable, full of cross references and footnotes".
One source in the Better Together campaign said: "We phoned Downing Street to bluntly ask what was going on.
Whether laughing or sharing a convivial meal in a factory crammed with drugs, they are the manifestation of a people who, Mr. To bluntly suggests, must be heard.
"If I'm going to die, I want to still be me," he says glumly, only for her to bluntly reply, "I just can't afford to think like that".
The South Korean president took a moment out to bluntly advise his North Korean counterpart, "It is important to improve your relations with the United States and Japan".
A hospital's modern responsibility is to bluntly deliver to the dying the unhappy news that this is it, the jig is up.
And to say bluntly to our continental colleagues that the road to a global Europe runs through Helmand.
Pierre Bergé, unafraid as ever to speak bluntly, gets right to it.
I fought the urge to speak bluntly.
He reportedly told Robinson: "I'll put it to you bluntly.
"But this is the moment to assess bluntly the difficulties".
