Sentence examples for in flatly from inspiring English sources

Then the errors snowballed, according to the complaint, which lays out in flatly clinical language three years of suffering.

Washington "wasted little effort in flatly rejecting Moscow's initiative," he has written, on grounds that "were embarrassingly unconvincing".

In flatly identifying Buckley as a libertarian and dismissing National Review's "fusionism," Bogus underestimates Buckley's masterly ability to hold together a movement that was riven by internal contradictions.

Whipping dough into shape at a pizzeria, Rob Mankin, a Bush voter, was no less spirited in flatly declaring, "The court is bending the rules down there".

He added that the specific agreement was reached before Mr. Gribetz's report criticized the banks and said Mr. Gribetz was wrong in flatly asserting that the banks had records dealing with 4.1 million Holocaust-era accounts.

A three-judge panel of the Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled on Friday that a lower court erred in flatly denying a request from The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and The Observer-Reporter of Washington, Pa., for the unsealing of the records in the case.

"Not much," Col. Gian P. Gentile, the director of West Point's military history program and the commander of a combat battalion in Baghdad in 2006, said flatly in an interview last week.

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".

Ms. Clark, who represents a racially mixed district in this city of 1.2 million people in Parliament, flatly ruled out a coalition with Mr. Peters.

— "I voted for John McCain and still would," said Tim Driskill, in a flatly drawled declaration of certainty that still speaks for many in this place underwhelmed last November by the charms of Barack Obama, then the Democratic nominee for president.

In their flatly modulated diction they both sound like Christina Lamb.