The first is purely humanitarian, people wanting to give something back to a community that has served them well; the second, bluntly, is likely to include a thrill-seeking element.
When Peter suggested he didn't know they were off track, she said bluntly, "Well, somebody did.
Then... Well, to put it bluntly, they get fat.
(It was based on cross-matching race with the frequency of replies to messages on the service; black women tend to get fewer replies than others, for example. "Racism is alive and well," the OkTrends report bluntly surmised).
As is perhaps inevitable for a festival featuring many costume dramas staged in a vacation spot, the Shaw, which is offering 10 productions this season, eight of which run through mid- or late October, has been criticized at times for presenting productions that, to put it bluntly, go well with dinner.
With swordfish extinct and cattle way beyond the budget, the people eat – well, to put it bluntly, they mostly eat algae, insects and microbes.
Well, to put it bluntly, this who thing has apparently not been noticed at policy-making levels by quite a lot of EU states.
The only problem with reading 'The Circle' among the folks who've created the real world companies the book fictionalizes is -- well, to put it bluntly, Eggers doesn't think it all ends well.
Some people may not react well to coming out bluntly and casually, so proceed with caution.
Bluntly, Rangers lag well behind Celtic in terms of personnel.
