Sentence examples for flatly state from inspiring English sources

And he's right: while I think it's OK to spend most of my time on this blog working within the limits of the politically possible, and relying on a combination of reason and ridicule to push out those limits over time, once in a while I should just flatly state what I would do if given a chance.

When Bush in mid-February called on the Iraqi people to overthrow Hussein, he was basing his request more on hope than on information, but officials now flatly state, privately that they don't expect Hussein to remain in power very long after the end of the war.

Meanwhile there have been, as well as plenty defenders of the scientific establishment, who have been willing to flatly state that the evidence for Bigfoot is meager.

A senior scientist and hiring manager at a large biotech company joined in to flatly state that he would toss any CV with altered publication names.

To flatly state that "essentially trivial biological interactions have consequences in evolutionary time" is to go far beyond the data.

"Flatly stated, George Bush cost me a lot of money".

His lawyer at the time, Chuck Hogren, flatly stated: "He did not sign any confession".

The Huffington Post erupted, with former Senator Gary Hart flatly stating that the killings were the result of angry political rhetoric.

A news release from the Republican National Committee flatly stated that "Bill Daley knew" about the government's reservations about Solyndra.

For example, he flatly states that "no nation has backslid toward tyranny" since the end of the cold war.

On "Meet the Press," Pruitt flatly stated that almost 50,000 jobs have been added in the coal sector.