bluntly

For some it can be described more bluntly: people breaking into the country, with those with the job of stopping it failing.

To put it bluntly, he seems to be proposing that electricity users here should pay twice as much for their power as those in other advanced nations.

Mr Ivers KC added that it was “bluntly laughable” to say that the evidence against Sara’s uncle was the same as the other defendants.

To put it bluntly, the population of this oil-rich nation has been conned on a colossal scale for many years.

And an understanding that, bluntly, Europe cares more about Ukraine than the United States does.