Sentence examples for most flatly from inspiring English sources
Right-wing Republicans, most flatly Cruz, Proposed that Facebook had left-slanting news.
Most are flatly opposed to doing this – wary of the challenges of integration – but the alternative is to do nothing, which will only lead to more chaos.
He invoked the "miracle of America" but for the most part flatly recited familiar ideas — cutting taxes, fighting terrorists, the war in Iraq — rather than bold new ones.
While most folks flatly refuse to engage in this bratty behavior, occasional battles have broken out.
Harding does embed logbook entries in the narrative, but most are too flatly descriptive to animate Cave fully: "Two old shallops that lay abandoned on the beach I have broken up and brought in to supplement the store of firewood".
Eurobond ReprintsThe solution to this crisis that might suggest itself in most other countries was flatly ruled out by the prime minister on January 18th.
Few of the gains are large enough, or have been sustained long enough, for most economists to declare flatly that the city's recession is now history.
Most islanders there also flatly oppose the idea.So the issue remains fraught, which will cost Mr Hatoyama's Democratic Party of Japan dearly in the run-up to upper-house elections this summer.
Ultimately, many critics of the music business claim that its problems stem from an inability to produce a product that consumers want to buy, and that most illegal downloaders will flatly refuse to pay for unappetisingly packaged songs and films that they previously got for free.
Setting aside the most extreme examples, to flatly dismiss such products as esoteric, or their advocates as delusional, is a mistake.
As Anne Sexton, the great confessional poet and eventual suicide, pointedly if flatly observed: "Most people's lives aren't interesting enough for a play".
