I am loyal to my beloved Joffrey," she tells Tyrion flatly when he expresses his condolences for her father's death.
Senior Labour politicians have expressed reservations about Ed Miliband flatly ruling out any kind of deal with the Scottish National party in order to govern after the election.
It has been called "ill-conceived," "inadequately expressed," "regressive in its ideas," and even, flatly, "wrong".
Former Bush voters disillusioned with the president said flatly they would not vote for Mr. Obama, while others expressed disappointment with the available choices.
Indeed, they are anti-American, a judgment expressed in the movie by Daniel Pipes, who says flatly that Obama "doesn't think well of America"; the president's ideas, echoes D'Souza, are "separate from American thought".
Some US government agencies expressed serious reservations about the new rules and the Environmental Protection Agency flatly opposed them.
To their credit, British civil servants expressed this more subtly than the senior French bureaucrat who flatly dismissed the whole concept of free data on these grounds.
"She's destroyed," he replies flatly, unable to fully express her pain at losing her husband, son and daughter-in-law in the same instant.
Fiat expressed interest in the company in 2009, but Sergio Marchionne, the Italian company's chief executive, last month flatly ruled out a renewed bid.
Though Baca said he accepts responsibility, he flatly denied any institutional problem, expressing confidence in "99.9%" of his employees.
