unsubtle

• “Most hieght jokes are fairly unsubtle like, "Do you reach ALL the way to the ground?" kind of unsubtle, and I am sure it wasn't that.”

  I go for EEG, Linda becomes Sigourney Weaver, I muse about P.E./Gym class and my NEW PLAN

• “Yet at the same time, Mr. O'Connor was blunt in his assessment of the long-term prospects for Afghanistan, using the kind of unsubtle language that has got him into political hot water before.”

  No military problem with extending Kandahar mission/MND stands firm

• “Also magazine review describes sound as "unsubtle".”

  Yahoo! Answers: Latest Questions

• “[Rating is for 11-17 year olds; adults may find the book too didactic and unsubtle for their tastes.] (*****)”

  Smart Diplomacy in Mexico

• “The film is unsubtle in its disapproval of women who wear the veil: the characters crack jokes about burqinis and Carrie -- in the film's lowest point -- openly mocks a local woman for eating French fries under her veil.”

  The Huffington Post: Jayne Huckerby: Sex and the City 2's Wardrobe Malfunction

• “Am I just not getting Nadya Suleman's unsubtle brand of humor?”

  The Huffington Post: Three Hollywood Halloween Trends That Need to Die

• “This, invariably, will be a time of anger and recrimination and also of profoundly unsubtle introspection.”

  The Huffington Post: Rob Johnson: Taibbi's Scream: Stop the Political System That Lets Goldman Sachs and Others Run Roughshod Over Society

• “Mr. Terzian believes that Roosevelt's "unsubtle slighting" of Churchill at the Tehran and Yalta conferences, and the president's closer attention to Stalin, have been misinterpreted: "Roosevelt made the mistake of suggesting to the British that his personal charm might be persuasive with Stalin when, of course, he believed no such thing.”

  The Wall Street Journal: An Empire State of Mind

• “Zucker & Co. will find their unsubtle ways emulated by the people as we take our fight to the well-oiled Internet.”

  Richard Laermer: The PR Disaster Called NBC: Death of Corporate Speak

• “Third, it's about the friction between a classically formal playwright (Elomire, an unsubtle anagram for Moliere) and Valere, an exponent of dumbed-down comedy, and their rivalry for the patronage of a very rich French Princess -- not much to get excited about there, apparently.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Great Cast Makes 'La B

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