Sentence examples for it's flatly from inspiring English sources
Simply put, it's flatly inaccurate to conclude that the First Amendment is irrelevant to today's free speech advocates--and, if he'd asked, today's free speech advocates would have been the first to tell Sanneh as much.
It's the only serious plot mistake that Russell makes — as portrayed, it's flatly unconvincing — but you pass over it, because the momentum of the story is irresistible.
To some critics, usually those schooled in the methods of the natural sciences, it's flatly unacceptable to proceed by concocting hypotheses then amassing anecdotes to illustrate them.
"It's flatly, completely untrue," she said, "It's not anything I'm entertaining, nothing I have planned, nothing I'm prepared to engaged in".
"This is a classic bill of attainder, and as such it's flatly prohibited by the Constitution.
David Schanzer, director at the Triangle Center, said in a statement that "it is flatly untrue that America is deeply threatened by violent extremism by Muslim-Americans; attacks by Muslims accounted for only one third of one percent of all murders in America last year".
In a letter to Mr. Frick from Lee R. Johns, manager of Brunswick's bowling department, it was flatly stated that the alley he had purchased was the finest "known to the alley builder's art" and that the balls — an additional $100 — "are absolutely perfect and remain that way for years".
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.
It was flatly rejected by all quarters.
