Sentence examples for flatly declared that from inspiring English sources

In his report to Sanchez, Ryder flatly declared that "there were no military police units purposely applying inappropriate confinement practices".

At one point in my conversation with Lévy, he flatly declared that France "has no refugees".

Britain's three main political parties flatly declared that they would not countenance a currency union with an independent Scotland.

On Tuesday, Mr. Paladino flatly declared that his first campaign for political office would be his last.

Now he flatly declared that the proletariat was the driving force of the revolution and that its only reliable ally was the peasantry.

At a sometimes belligerent news conference on Tuesday morning, Mr. Murray flatly declared that only a naturally occurring earthquake could have possibly caused the collapse.

A 2003 book by John Russell Silver, "History of the Treatment of Spinal Injuries," flatly declares that "the spinal cord cannot be repaired".

"The only thing that is likely to calm them down is if the administration flatly declares that it won't take over banks".

Formerly loyal voters gathered in focus groups describe Republicans as " 'scary,'narrow-mindeded' and 'out of touch' and that we were a party of 'stuffy old men.' " In a rare intervention in policy making for a political committee, the R.N.C. report calls for abandonment of the party's anti-immigration stance, flatly declaring that "we must embrace and champion comprehensive immigration reform".

One flatly declares that 'there's grave danger of war with Russia.' Most others, less pessimistic, nevertheless concur in foreseeing continued 'difficulties.'". 25 years ago (FROM THE ISSUE OF APR. 1, 1973).

Bush took several days, shaping and reshaping his answer, before flatly declaring that, in retrospect, the invasion should never have taken place.