...to put it bluntly.

Let me put this bluntly.

To put it that bluntly

To put it bluntly Neuer cheated, and then boasted about it.

To put it bluntly, American political opportunities are heavily loaded against those who are simultaneously intelligent and honest.

And to put it really bluntly, you know, people are willing to pay for stuff that has value, right?

To put it more bluntly or perhaps a little less believably, i don't think this airplane is really here.

I don't enjoy putting it this bluntly.

Forgive my speaking so bluntly, but it is the truth.

I am leaving soon, and you will forgive me if I speak bluntly.

To put it bluntly, we needed such a law because North Korea continues to dispatch armed agents to the Republic of Korea, as evidenced by the North Korean submarine infiltration incident last September.

I believe the colonel has a point, even though he makes it rather bluntly.

Ambassador Parrilla invoked the privileges and immunities he enjoys in conformity with the existing international legal regime on said privileges and immunities and bluntly refused to put himself through such humiliating, selective and discriminatory procedures.

That may not be surprising, given the violence and turmoil elsewhere in the region. But, since Iran s new president, Hassan Rouhani, took office at the beginning of August, the West, to put it bluntly, has not demonstrated sufficient will to explore possible openings.

To put it bluntly, Russia is no longer in the same category as China. Whereas the Middle Kingdom is proudly regaining its former global status after centuries of decline, Russia is defiantly trying to resurrect its former imperial status, but in a manner that appears doomed to fail.

Former US Vice President Al Gore s climate adviser, Jim Hansen, put it bluntly Suggesting that renewables will let us phase rapidly off fossil fuels in the United States, China, India, or the world as a whole is almost the equivalent of believing in the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy.

While accepting a reporter's interview, Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek bluntly said that the Chinese culture has made a lot of contributions to the world.

He also lamented the fact that some vendors bluntly rejected the exemption cards while others, such as cable or telephone companies, refused to process reimbursement claims.

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.

I have to say quite bluntly that the United Kingdom does not believe this is the best way of making progress towards the goal we all share, either substantively or procedurally.

Oh, put it on, put it on, put it on.

Nearly ten years later, Japan is ready for strategic clarity. Shinzo Abe, the acting secretary general of Japan s ruling Liberal Democratic Party and a leading candidate to succeed Junichiro Koizumi as Japanese prime minister next year, put it bluntly it would be wrong for Japan to send a signal to China that the US and Japan will watch and tolerate a Chinese military invasion of Taiwan.

And so it turned out. Rather than deflating the economy, Nixon took America off the gold standard in 1971 and imposed wage, price, and import controls, proclaiming bluntly, I am now a Keynesian in economics.

Put him back. Put him back, that's all. Just put him back.

Put it on, put it on.

Put down that stool. Put it down!

Father, put me down! Put me down, Father!

Put them in chain! Put them in chain!

Don't do that. Put it back. Put it back.

Either put them back, or put them up like...

Where should we put this? Put it over there.

We put that together. Then we put in turn taking.

If you can put up with us, put us up.

I didn't put it there. I swear I didn't put...

I put the little I put Arnie back to bed.

Now that position has been bluntly and uncompromisingly expressed. The demand for far reaching change in the structure and functioning of the EU, including repatriation of powers to Britain, is a major new demarche at a difficult time for Europe.

In a speech by the High Commissioner for Human Rights delivered on 27 August 2004 to the Biennial Conference of the International Commission of Jurists, Ms. Arbour underscored the importance of judicial review, stating, Put bluntly, the judiciary should not surrender its sober, long term, principled analysis of issues to a call by the executive for extraordinary measures grounded in information that cannot be shared, to achieve results that cannot be measured .

Put Bomb

Nicely put.

And put the pressure where the pressure needs to be put.

Here, put this on. Put on my hat. There you are.

You're fine. Stay put, do not put on the same show.

So don't put it in the front door put it somewhere else.

Put folder into an existing repository to put it under revision control.

I don't care where you put the camera. Put your camera there.