bluntness

A little bluntness is a good way to do that.

And so, with characteristic bluntness, he simply asked his father about them.

It's not just the looks but the drinking and most especially the bluntness.

The point was all the more penetrating for its bluntness.

"Forgive my bluntness, but what exactly are you doing here?"

I asked, sitting down across from him and getting to the point with swift bluntness.

Worth any two of you, if you'll overlook the bluntness.

But his bluntness was a virtue when, for too long, he seemed the only person who knew King's shot had won the game.

There is no way such bluntness can be made to seem humorous.

Bluntness and a degree of honesty was all she needed here.

The series is tapping into a new bluntness about race relations.

And yet, bluntness is art also, therefore I will be blunt.

He was uneasy with the question, but liked its bluntness.

The Eighth had bluntness to its energy, not high polish.

His bluntness sometimes got him trouble with those employees who were a bit more sensitive.

She recoiled a little at the bluntness of the question.

She's highly entertaining and, in her bluntness, even a little dangerous.

Her bluntness made me squirm, but I knew where she was leading.

Excuse my bluntness, but this man seems to be a complete tool.

Since he'd seen through the act, perhaps she could startle truth out of him with bluntness.

"Forgive my bluntness, but I have to be in court soon.

"Not from you, it doesn't sound natural, and I like your old bluntness better."

Then he came to the point with direct, undiplomatic bluntness.

However, he tended to dance too many steps with the same degree of bluntness.

Joe asked, the bluntness of his question catching Charlie off guard.