Sentence examples for was bluntly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a blunt manner; without delicacy, or the usual forms of civility.
His approach to strategy was bluntly old-fashioned, not to say heavy-handed.
Mattson took pride in his working-class roots, and was bluntly contemptuous of nepotism.
The first Prime Suspect was bluntly feminist: Jane had to beg to be in charge.
In describing the operation, Dr. Reardon said, he was "bluntly honest" in explaining the risks.
She was bluntly told: "We say please and thank you here in Great Britain".
They're so playful, so light-hearted that it was, bluntly, joyous.
Using a posterolateral approach, a Perc-D SpineWand attached to a standard radiofrequency power generator was bluntly advanced to the annulonuclear junction of each disk.
Of course, there were other times when he was bluntly reminded that he was still an outsider.
When it made its debut at Tate Britain in London, this show was bluntly titled "Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Avant-Garde".
But Mr. Royster, in a statement before the sentencing, was bluntly unapologetic, instead bemoaning his own fate.
Told that Mr. Roker was bluntly predicting a one-term mayoralty, Mr. de Blasio ventured some humor.
