Sentence examples for flatly suggests from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Robinson's title flatly suggests that God wishes it so.
The basement floor deepening flatly toward the northwestern rim creates an asymmetric subsidence structure, which suggests that the collapse initiated in a trapdoor fashion (Fig. 6(a)) with a hinge on the opposite southeastern caldera rim.
The ending suggests a nuanced take on the title, but it's so flatly rendered that I was just sad about the missed opportunity.
He suggests that if the court repeatedly strikes down "vital progressive legislation," a president should "announce flatly that he or she would not accept the Supreme Court's verdicts".
The American version of the collision, while flatly contradicting the assertion by a second Chinese jet pilot that the American plane caused it with a sudden, huge swerve, suggests the possibility of a genuine misunderstanding.
There is even a body of evidence to suggest it is flatly wrong.The technology industry faces the question of whether today's abundance of patents, rather than lubricating the gears of innovation, may be clogging them up.
The study's data suggest — but do not flatly predict — that the number of days with conditions favorable to tornadoes will increase as well.
The solution, he suggested, is to make it flatly illegal for anyone on an H-1B visa to replace an American employee on the job. .
Exxon flatly denied claims made in the report, suggesting that the nonpartisan IEEFA ― funded mostly by large philanthropic foundations ― is serving as a shill for "anti-oil activists".
And Mr. Bradley flatly denied that any of his aides had suggested that he should drop out to save face.
His lawyer in Brazil, Bruno Saccani, flatly denied the allegations against his client late last year, suggesting that police and prosecutors in Brazil had already decided on Barbieri's guilt.
