Sentences with phrase «for blunt»

Thank you for the blunt and entertaining method.

«With all due respect, while such a procedural approach might be permissible in some world beyond the Looking Glass, it is not appropriate for civil litigation conducted under our Rules,» said Brown, who is known for his blunt style of addressing what he calls «Toronto - style litigation.»

The interactions between international law and municipal law in today's world have too many different dimensions for blunt concepts such as monism and dualism to be helpful.

Now is the time for a blunt «what does success look like,» a simple «Done» statement.

Regarded as one of the world's most significant contemporary artists, Tracey Emin is internationally recognized for her blunt and revealing style.

Greenberg had the best eye, and was known for a blunt, binary approach that divided the world into good art, bad art and nothing in between.

Regarded as one of the world's leading contemporary artists, Tracey Emin (born 1963) has gained international acclaim for her blunt, personal and revealing style, which elicits a broad spectrum of emotions ranging from shock to empathy to self - reflection.

Contesting the progress - and - mastery saga of twentieth - century modernism, Chicago - based artist Tony Tasset spent much of the 1980s and»90s meticulously crafting insolent, critical objects, and the nine works represented in this ten - year survey (1986 — 96) unambiguously assert his past affinity for blunt deconstructionist strategies.

Regarded as one of the world's most significant contemporary artists, Tracey Emin is internationally recognized for her blunt and revealing style, which elicits a broad range of emotions from shock to empathy to self - reflection.

Kudos for these blunt points!

Reading Jim Cramer's Real Money: Sane Investing in an Insane World is like overhearing a barstool monologue by a streetwise MBA from the School of Hard Knocks: if you interrupt with a dumb question, be prepared for a blunt answer that may blow your assumptions clear out of the proverbial water.

It starts off strong garnering laughs for the blunt dialogue Streep gets to spew and it's fun to watch her, Kline, and Gummer get high in one scene.

A couple of weeks ago, I actually noticed it (I'm not at my most observant first thing in the morning before my first Coke Zero of the day), and felt an immediate longing for a blunt bob.

Wispy Bangs Heavy or blunt bangs can make the face look rounder — in fact, Tricomi suggests only opting for blunt bangs if you pair them with long layers around the face.

If you are going for blunt or swingy bangs like Capshaw in the right photo, your bangs should skim your brows.

Watch for blunt answers to all your questions, everything from how to get paid to blog, to how to date in a digital age!

To get het cut, ask your stylist for a blunt bob that is slightly longer in the front or just take this pic to the salon.

Hers is maybe fake but you can totally go for some blunt straight bangs with longer sides to frame your face.

And occasionally, de Boer has been chastised by diplomats from countries that pay his U.N. salary — the United States, Japan and Saudi Arabia, to name a few — for his blunt assessment of climate negotiations.

Like Trump, Paladino, the GOP candidate for governor in 2010, is known for his blunt, take - no - prisoners treatment of adversaries.

The «meet the candidates» section with Ms Widdecombe is likely to be a highlight - the former Home Office minister is known for her straight talking and the programme it is modelled on is renowned for its blunt assessment of candidates.

Washington (CNN)- Outspoken Rep. Alan Grayson has a message for blunt - speaking former Vice President Dick Cheney: stop talking.

David Cameron is quickly earning a reputation for his blunt, straight - talking approach to foreign affairs.

David Cameron is earning a reputation for his blunt, straight - talking approach to foreign affairs.

Over compensating for a blunt blade by adding extra force can lead to unwanted slips which is crazily dangerous — believe me I have learnt the hard way!

When I first read Herbert years ago, I found his poems to «preach» too much for my liking; Country Parson, however, gives me new appreciation for the blunt morals of his verses.

Redstone — notorious for his blunt, often profane manner — appears to have been quite clear about the central question of his feelings about Herzer and his health care directive.

For those who have the means but still have doubts, Kevin O'Leary, «Shark Tank» celebrity investor and founder of O'Leary Financial Group, known for his blunt opinions on television, provided a blunt assessment of why more people — celebrities or not — should give: «If you make money, you've got ta give some back, or you go to a bad place after you die.»

If one man can be credited for the blunt, confrontational management style that, for better or worse, has shaped Silicon Valley it's the late - Intel CEO, Andy Grove.

That's also the optimal acne strategy for blunting the cortisol spike.

Paddington can't fathom why someone would be «bad,» which accounts for the bluntest, most spot - on professions in the name of... wait for it... being nice!

That said, the lists» objectives are different: The Telegraph aimed to gather the most significant films of the decade, disregarding aesthetic worth in some cases, while The Times has gone for a blunter «best films» claim.

He restated the longstanding mantra from China on climate, saying the responsibility for blunting emissions curves for greenhouse gases will remain with industrialized powers for a long time to come.

Not exact matches

And what Bell gets in return is a blunting of the call for government ownership of the whole telecommunications infrastructure.

As Exxon's CEO for a decade he built a reputation in the business world as a blunt talker who sticks to his guns.

The blunt nature of the system can't possibly capture the nuance of what makes for a satisfied customer — but its brutal simplicity also means that people actually give feedback, which can be surprisingly meaningful.

Dimon is known for being blunt, but I wouldn't go that far at this point.

But sitting down for an interview at the event, Waugh warned some of the blunt tools preferred by regulators would do more harm than good.

Leopold Traugott, policy analyst at Open Europe, told CNBC Friday that this «blunt rejection» has thrown up an issue for Schulz.

«We're pretty blunt about telling new customers that until we get to know them better, we insist on payment in advance — for which we give them a 2 % price discount — or payment through a confirmed, irrevocable letter of credit,» says John Kirchgeorg, the owner of Life Corp., a manufacturer of emergency oxygen units in Milwaukee.

Young already had a history of acting as a watchdog for crew safety and firing off blunt memorandums when the Challenger exploded shortly after takeoff in January 1986, killing all seven aboard.

Politicians running for office, whether they are an incumbent or a challenger, try to leverage or blunt this effect by criticizing status - quo trade rules.

«For me, the blunt truth is men run the world.

While Li's speech was lauded around the world as one of the most hilariously blunt («I'd like to thank Max, my agent, for making me rich.

It's another valid bit of advice for founders — communicating clearly is key to success — masked by Graham's overly blunt delivery.

Donald Trump Jr.'s comments, at the start of a trip to woo buyers for his luxury residential projects in several Indian cities, appeared aimed at blunting criticism that there could be a possible conflict of interest in pushing the Trump brand name.

Patton earned the reputation of having a uniquely gifted military mind, immense energy and a penchant for being blunt.

Lloyd, known as the «blunt master,» even rolled weed for Hernandez, Fee mentioned casually.

In the more than 500 pages of Principles, he preaches for higher - ups to embrace constructive criticism, and to use blunt and honest critiques to grow.

Despite advocating blunt honesty, Dalio doesn't harshly penalize employees for making mistakes.