Sentence examples for flatly speaking from inspiring English sources

That's it,' Christie said flatly, speaking on his monthly radio show on New Jersey 101.5".

This is especially true when he flatly speaks the opening lines of "The Boy Is Mine," a song by a less subtle duo, Brandy & Monica.

Oscar Pistorius has been accused of trying to intimidate a friend of Reeva Steenkamp by turning to her in court and asking: "How can you sleep at night?" The South African Paralympian who is on trial for Steenkamp's murder, flatly denied speaking to Kim Myers but witnesses, including a police officer, claimed they heard Pistorius as he left the dock during an adjournment.

Asked if they could come back until the author had finished speaking, they flatly refused.

Boston Cardinal Sean O'Malley flatly forbade Schuller from speaking on church property; instead, a Unitarian church was packed with a crowd of more than 600 that spilled out onto the church lawn.

She spoke flatly, matter of factly.

His father had spoken flatly, without an air of mystery or threat.

Le Gai savoir (1968; The Joy of Knowledge) is a flatly illustrated text spoken by two students named Émile Rousseau and Patricia Lumumba.

Where they were hypnotically suggestive, the message this time is stated rather flatly: white man speak without a clue.

And while in earlier presentations he had made an attempt to entertain, this time he spoke flatly, as if he wanted only to be done with it.

She speaks flatly, in a cowgirl twang; if she told you a tornado was coming, it would sound as if she wanted you to pass the salt.