Apple, for its part, has not minced words from the start.
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He was not one who minced words or chose them carefully.
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This battlefield is already bloody with minced words, so don't add more.
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She never minced words, never shied away from asking for what she wanted.
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Garbage, channeling all our teen rage, has never been a band who minced words.
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During his tenure at Pacific Command, Harris has not minced words about North Korea's ambitions.
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Crazy Eyes, has rarely minced words, spewing unvarnished reality checks at her fellow Litchfield Penitentiary inmates.
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Cardozo's own background reflects that adversarial relationship, and he certainly hasn't minced words about his new employer.
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WASHINGTON — Senator John McCain, the sometimes cantankerous, often charming and eternally irrepressible Republican from Arizona, has never minced words.
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But Schneiderman has not minced words in the past about what he sees as fraudulent behavior from Trump University.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who faces her own fraught battle for re-election later this year, has not minced words.
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And Trump has never minced words when it comes to his animus towards Obama-era regulations — including net neutrality rules.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — John A. Boehner never minced words as House speaker, but he usually leveled his insults behind closed doors.
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Teigen is beloved for her unique brand of confessional social media presences, and she's never minced words when it comes to motherhood.
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Ms. Jahangir never minced words while defending democracy and human rights, despite threats to her life, both from military dictators and militants.
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The far left, not exactly a surprise, has not minced words in referring to Trump as a narcissistic, bigoted, fascists, and extreme references to Hitler.
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" De Niro has never minced words in his criticism of the president, referring to him as, among other things, a "lowlife-in-chief" and a "wannabe gangster.
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The tech community hasn't minced words since the president announced that he was strongly considering ending the Obama era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy last week.
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In a statement provided by the company, Saunders minced words in terms of hinting at any explanation for his departure, instead reflecting on his tenure at the label.
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Jim Cramer: Dave you have never minced words in all the years we have known each other first page of your gigantic meeting is Honeywell United Technologies combination.
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Chinese state media, given a long leash by propaganda authorities to lash out at the United States since the latest trade talks failed last month, has also not minced words.
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Cheryl Burke did not minced words when it came to Ian Ziering – her former partner on Dancing with the Stars, but she has since backed down on her harsh remarks.
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He suffered nothing but verbal abuse, as no one at the meeting minced words, no one at the meeting is looking at this as anything less than a potential catastrophe.
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But Clooney has never minced words about his political views, and he uses Suburbicon to step into the larger discussion about racism, and to chip away at the stubborn romanticization of 1950s America.
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"I have heard that there has been considerable tension in recent meetings, and that the Iranian OPEC governor has not minced words," Helima Croft, head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital, told CNBC Wednesday.
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Resident Evil Series No matter how intense, dreadful, or comical the scenario, no matter if you're being chased by classic gothic ghouls or a giant mutant shark, Resident Evil never minced words whenever the axe came down.
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The blue wave that O'Rourke appears to be causing is enough to spur President Donald Trump to head to the Lone Star State and support a former adversary who he hasn't minced words tearing down in the past.
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House Speaker Ryan also hasn't minced words on the damage he believes the petition could do to the party and told reporters last week that attempts were "futile" because any bill that passed wouldn't have the signature of the President anyway.
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I never minced words in describing exactly what form of cutting was involved, and there are many gradations of severity, and the terrible damage it did, and stayed away from the euphemistic circumcision, but chose to use the less culturally loaded term, genital cutting.
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Mario Alejandro Moraga Cáceres (b. Pichilemu, 16 July 1939) is a Chilean politician, who worked as regidor of Pichilemu, O'Higgins Region, between 1967 and 1970. Moraga is popularly known as el Sin Pelos en la Lengua (literally, in English: The One Without Hairs in the Tongue, meaning The Outspoken One, or The One Without Minced Words), after the radio program he hosts in Radio Entre Olas.
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Maestro Georg Solti, "who never minced words", had once expressed concern about her weight. She underwent three-hour gastric bypass surgery in June 2004, which she has discussed publicly. It is highly risky for any person, but especially for a singer, who depends on a strong thoracic diaphragm "to support the column of sound". The operation, performed at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, was successful.
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Walters has seldom minced words when describing the visible, on-the-air disdain her co-anchor Harry Reasoner displayed for her when she was teamed up with him on the ABC Evening News from 1976 to 1978. Reasoner had a difficult relationship with Walters, because he disliked having a co-anchor, even though he worked with former CBS colleague Howard K. Smith nightly on ABC for several years. In 1981, five years after the start of their short-lived ABC partnership and well after Reasoner returned to CBS News, Walters and her former co-anchor had a memorable (and cordial) 20/20 interview on the occasion of Reasoner's new book release. Walters is also known for her years on the ABC newsmagazine 20/20 where she reunited with former Today Show host Hugh Downs in 1979.
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