Sentence examples for flatly true from inspiring English sources

While most of these statements are flatly true (our own research indicates there are, in fact, eight Islamic countries that punish homosexuality by death), Tufts nonetheless found that the article constituted harassment because it allegedly "targeted members of the Tufts Muslim community for harassment and embarrassment, and "Muslim students felt psychologically intimidated by the piece".

It is flatly not true, he said.

"That is flatly not true," Mr. Specter said on MSNBC's "The Daily Rundown" on Friday morning.

The film has attracted controversy for showing scenes of torture and, in the eyes of its critics, implying that it helped lead to bin Laden's capture -- something top senators told HuffPost was flatly not true.

Mr. Mack flatly says, not true.

Incredibly, the fact-checking site PolitiFact rated Mr. Cantor's flatly false statement as "half true".

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.

On the way to lunch at Landry's, Tarkanian is asked flatly whether any of the allegations against him were true.

NDS, which is being sold to computing giant Cisco for $5bn, has flatly denied the Panorama claims, describing them as "simply not true".

It said, truthfully, that when we asked the party if the story was true, and if an announcement was planned, the party denied it, flatly.

Blair's latest contribution to the Labour debate was a flatly strange article in the Spectator, sprinkled with the usual gnomic formulations (eg "true progressives are always the modernisers").