Another put it bluntly

We must be clear on this and state, quite bluntly, that all acts that aim to kill or seriously injure civilians or non combatants are acts of terrorism.

Now that position has been bluntly and uncompromisingly expressed.

And let me put it to Mr. Cović bluntly, if I may.

It does. Put bluntly, Americans were living beyond their means for too long.

To put it bluntly, Russia is no longer in the same category as China.

They could issue a Financial Stability Report that bluntly flags weak policies and financial vulnerabilities.

As Berlusconi bluntly put it, closer relations with Libya are about fewer illegal immigrants and more oil.

As Green and Galiana bluntly noted, No approach to climate stabilization will work without an energy technology revolution.

Our models are, to put it bluntly, useless for predicting currency movements over a few weeks or months.

By marginalizing these voices, we are to put it bluntly censors, worst type of censors, since we advocate free speech .

Not quite.

And they were quite overweight and wearing sweatpants and quite docile looking.

The report concludes bluntly, No Danish wind industry to speak of would exist if it had to compete on market terms.

To put it bluntly instead of worrying that Roman Catholics will steal Orthodox souls, the Orthodox should try to steal Catholic souls.

You're quite right.

Quite the contrary.

Well, not quite.

Quite the contrary.

British economist Willem Buiter has bluntly accused central banks and treasury officials of regulatory capture by the financial sector, particularly in the US.

And that's quite unique.

You can't quite stop.

Not quite there yet.

George is quite talkative.

George is quite talkative.

So using evolution in biology, and in inorganic biology, for me is quite appealing, quite exciting.

It's actually quite user unfriendly.

Same idea! Well, not quite.

That car is quite new.

It was really quite fast.

Jamal suffered quite a lot.

The noise was quite loud.

The noise was quite loud.

The noise was quite loud.

You're quite forgetful, aren't you?

The rehearsal is quite entertaining.

He means that quite literally.

Measles can be quite dangerous.

This is quite interesting information.

That is not quite true.

That is quite a commitment.

Well, not quite, not quite perfect you see, in intergalactic space intergalactic space is completely dark, pitch dark.

The IMF s reluctant endorsement of capital controls resembles the attitude of gun control opponents policymakers should target the harmful behavior rather than bluntly restrict individual freedoms.

Yeah, I'm quite pleased with it.

So I can't quite name them.