She noted that YouTube has a "three strikes" policy, it is "demoting low-quality content and promoting more authoritative content," and it's now showing boxes atop result pages for problematic searches, like "is the earth flat?" with facts to dispel conspiracies.
To call Cornell a poetic artist is in this sense just a flat taxonomic fact.
Technically, it has characters and a plot, but the characters are what E.M. Forster would call "flat" — in fact, they're practically cardboard cut-outs, which is appropriate in a book about superficiality — and it's often difficult to distinguish what is "actually" happening from what is merely a fantasy in the narrator's brain.
B.o.B. took his down, but Tyson's track "Flat to Fact" remains available. .
He wrote and recorded the song "Flat to Fact".
"We could be treating you a lot worse," he said in a flat tone, the facts speaking for themselves.
Rozin's tone is flat, matter of fact.
Yet there's something deeply moving about this dramatically flat movie: the fact that it exists in the present tense.
She described how much horsepower Podemos had got from, first, their flat structure, the fact that these circles organise themselves; and, second, having an enemy.
It was then that I heard my mother say, in a flat matter-of fact tone, that if Sharon ever became Prime Minister she would commit suicide.
