Sentences with phrase «quite blunt»

It was, to be quite blunt, a rare example when a «pointless gimmick» turned out to be a relevant and useful supplementary addition to the product itself.

«Let us be quite blunt about it.

«They are quite blunt about it.

The overall labour picture is quite blunt: Women who do not have enough income to qualify for enough employment insurance benefits to be able to live on them — and that is a huge proportion of women.

They've been quite blunt about what the vehicle is, and and I'm very sure that some aspects are going to be very class - competitive.

For example, Winston was quite blunt in describing his experiences:

The project was already in the development stages as a film about the search for Bin Laden but the news of his killing, to be quite blunt, gave it the perfect conclusion.

To be quite blunt with you, I feel that the film ends, unfortunately, when she says «Goodbye.»

Most people only care to write something in their speech bubble connected to their main photo and what many ladies write there can be quite blunt, e.g. one girl I had a date with, writes in English, «I'm looking for a new love» and underneath in Russian, «if you live in the ex-soviet-union, don't even bother to contact me, I will not respond».

I «m very honest and tend to be quite blunt..

The plan you're looking at moving to is almost spot on with Medhi's Stronglifts 5 × 5... maybe take a look at that and get an idea of the level of training you want to do — Medhi is quite blunt in his approach to everything, but the principles behind what he walks and talks are sound and he advocates proper form and the ability to lift a weight over trying to lift with your ego, at least.

In fact, he was quite blunt in responding «no» when asked if the party was, as its leaders have claimed, cooperating in the probe.

To be quite blunt: The North Coast Section boys team tennis tournament is where Bay Valley Athletic League teams go to die.

God is quite blunt about hell.

I... don't think you're serious, to be quite blunt.

Not exact matches

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.

And actually there was quite a lot of data — scrape is probably too blunt a word — but data which you could pull out of Facebook then that you can't pull out now.

Quite compact plant which produces a huge amount of nice looking, blunt red pods.

I used to quite enjoy his ironic AOB pi ** take but bit of a blunt instrument now — he wheels it out on every comment.

What is frustrating to those who want reliable measures of these newly important skills is that it is quite difficult to isolate and define, using the blunt instrument that is a student's GPA, what exactly enables her to succeed.

So maybe people would rather be a blunt ass then a quite shy person.

If you're a brittle star, the answer turns out to be quite well (for an echinoderm)-- although it's a little complicated.The blunt - spined brittle star (Ophiocoma echinata) looks like a claymation creature from an alien horror movie as it moves its disk - like body along the sea floor with unexpected agility.

MyProtein understands that blunt protein concentrates, and any concentrate for that matter, can be quite unpalatable.

I was happy with the way Denise set about prodding us to think anew, but was quite surprised at the blunt and dismissive rejections put out by some well - known contributors to the «Paleo / LCHF / Insulin / Real food» conversation.

The posh girls are in town and looking quite British with their hats and coats in neutral beiges and hair cut at blunt angles.

The blonde hair is effortless chic and the this bob haircut with blunt ends is quite stunning for all occasions in our daily life.

The blunt bob hairstyle is quite cool and this brunette hair color is casual chic.

They say they have strong tempers; blunt tongues and also that they are quite naughty too!

Some think I'm blunt because I speak the truth, but I can be quite sharp when necessary.

But the 26 - year - old debuted a blunt new hairstyle with fringe bangs that proved quite the contrast to her classic look - which garnered a less - than - enthusiastic reaction from trolls.

Armed with knives, makeshift machetes, rifles or throat ripping pit bulls, death by skinhead or canine is shockingly blunt and fluid; moving towards its next predicament so that you can't quite come down from your adrenalin high.

It's aiming for a sensitive portrait of a macro-aggressive time period, and carefully demarcates how Kreizler's crew stands in quite opposition to the cartoonishly blunt police department.

«Gorgeously shot and languidly paced, Kurosawa's film was, I have to admit, a bit of a drag, its ideas both too blunt and too obscure, and try as it might, it never quite moved me, even though plenty of tears were shed on screen.»

He has used his typically blunt rhetoric to criticize both, but in reality, his power to make dramatic changes in either is quite limited.

But something about that story has just always, well... hurt me, to be quite honest and blunt.

I liked her modest enamel - on - metal abstractions with their blunt, almost graphic patterns and forms that lightly hint at biomorphism without quite indulging in it.

To be blunt: Compared to you, the average person is quite stupid and very little educated, especially in math.

And actually there was quite a lot of data — scrape is probably too blunt a word — but data which you could pull out of Facebook then that you can't pull out now.