He has always been blunt enough to strike some as rude.
Should this not be blunt enough, Dexter also invites his victim to "meet your Unmaker".
The resemblances to Earth are blunt enough for an eco-savvy kindergartner and pop off the screen like speech balloons.
The goal is not to be elegant but to be blunt enough that there's no confusion.
I felt dissatisfied with the exchange, and thought that perhaps I had not been blunt enough, so I asked for another meeting.
It has been a club-music constant for decades because it works: a kick-drum thump that's blunt enough so anyone can find the downbeat, with a dollop of swing from syncopated high-hats.
Even on this groggy-grey Oregon morning; a Saturday where the sun has forgotten to set its alarm and the wind is blunt enough to redden ears and chafe lips, Mo Farah is beaming.
Part of the experience of watching his movies — not just "Titicut Follies," where the point is blunt enough, but, for example, "The Store," about the Neiman-Marcus department store in Dallas, which demands a lot of viewer input — is asking yourself: Why these scenes, where nothing much seems to be happening, and not other scenes, where something might actually be happening?
Part of the experience of watching his movies not just "Titicut Follies," where the point is blunt enough, but, for example, "The Store," about the Neiman-Marcus department store in Dallas, which demands a lot of viewer input is asking yourself: Why these scenes, where nothing much seems to be happening, and not other scenes, where something might actually be happening?
He said the administration's message to the companies' management was blunt: "You have not moved swiftly enough or boldly enough and you are part of the problem".
