Sentence examples for put flatly from inspiring English sources

That figure of $800 per head was not put flatly to them, but if the opinion polls are any guide, four Greeks in five welcomed the games and probably still do: their country rebutted the sneers that nothing would be ready, it ran the show well, it has had a terrific time and weeks of exposure to the world's cameras, and it is left with some durable improvements to its infrastructure.

"A deep-learning system doesn't have any explanatory power," as Hinton put it flatly.

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.

The show's curator, Dan Cameron, a veteran in the field, put it to me flatly: "I'm a tourism promoter".

I put this down just as flatly as that in my piece.

The school principal (Jessica Hecht) and vice principal (Norbert Leo Butz) flatly refuse to put on the play unless the ending is cut, which Jason refuses to do.

The Senate refused to ratify the Kyoto accord, President George W. Bush flatly repudiated it, and Congress failed to put a price on carbon.

In the 1970s and 1980s, for instance, Washington flatly refused to use private contractors to put payloads into orbit.

It has attracted the support of the country artist Hank Williams Jr., who put out a song in 2009 about Mr. Obama's election that stated flatly: "I'll keep the U.S.A., and y'all can keep the change".

LL laid it out flatly: No. It's not O.K. to bring the child or put the host on the spot by asking to bring the child.

As Paul flatly says: "I don't think anyone into dodgy business would put anything into writing that can be traced back.