As a result much of Mr. Cuomo's vocal writing, when it is not flatly declamatory, seems unmotivated and aimless, especially in attempts at soaring lyricism.
One can only imagine when that meeting was held, Clinton pushed hard to get such special treatment, given the fact that any use of a personal email account at all is not flatly prohibited.
Most MPs were Remainers and so were the majority of peers, but they are not going to flatly defy the referendum result.
"My view is that they are part of the system; they are not independent," says Platt, flatly.
When she refers to other writers, they are not contemporaries – whom she flatly refuses to comment on for fear of causing offence – but Beckett, Nabokov, Conrad, Tolstoy.
"I hope," she added flatly, "you are not going to make this my obituary".
"We were flatly saying we are not considering or contemplating military action in Iraq," he said.
"Miracles are not very common here," he said flatly, twice, because I made him answer twice, unable to believe he didn't have a peppy reply.
That figure of $800 per head was not put flatly to them, but if the opinion polls are any guide, four Greeks in five welcomed the games and probably still do: their country rebutted the sneers that nothing would be ready, it ran the show well, it has had a terrific time and weeks of exposure to the world's cameras, and it is left with some durable improvements to its infrastructure.
This assertion, one we all heard on multiple occasions throughout the Bush Presidency, is not only flatly false, it is nothing more than the Big Lie method of altering what is true via simple repetition.
