Sentence examples for flatly stating that from inspiring English sources

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

After flatly stating that Mahler, in his Third and Seventh Symphonies, "hinted at a future ecological disaster" and, in his Sixth, "warned of imminent world war," Mr. Lebrecht backtracks.

In 1968, Craig Claiborne gave it four stars in "The New York Times Guide to Dining Out in New York," flatly stating that La Caravelle was "the finest restaurant in New York on almost every count".

As they discussed the political situation, each of the guides in those three locations reviewed the recent presidential election with a degree of irony, flatly stating that Alan Garcia's previous term as president was perhaps the most incompetent in recent Peruvian history.

Certainly, the entanglements of the government and the Mafia remain shocking: one document, prepared for the House Select Committee on Assassinations, summarizes the evidence flatly, stating that Allen Dulles, the head of the C.I.A., authorized payment of a hundred and fifty thousand dollars for a plot against Castro involving Johnny Roselli and Sam Giancana.

That this is what Aristotle is doing is suggested by another passage in the Metaphysics where he starts out by flatly stating that the Pythagoreans say that all things are numbers but then goes on to add "at least they apply mathematical theories to bodies as if they (the bodies) consisted of those numbers"(Metaphysics 1083b16).

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.

While his colleagueas gave the Russian armies 60 days, he flatly stated that the Russians would fight to a finish and that the Wehrmacht would be defeated.

He called her "a mythmaker," flatly stated that Dr. Raeli had denied he was her father and demanded a DNA test to be done in Italy.

A secret F.B.I. report prepared to support that application flatly stated that China "seemed to have had a copy of the design" of the W-88.