Sentence examples for quite flatly from inspiring English sources

Many intelligent people have questioned the value and existence of such books as Bouton's and Meggysey's, and many quite flatly be lieve they should be sup pressed.

In "Obama's War" General McChrystal concedes that his strategy is formidable and risky but says, quite flatly, "There is no alternative".

When I try things out, I tend to read them off bits of paper quite flatly, so if they get a laugh I know they work, and I will subsequently polish up another 30% in performance.

For quite some time, he flatly denied knowledge about the $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels.

Quite the opposite," he says flatly.

'I haven't read the article,' she says flatly, adding: 'It's quite... shocking.

But when it came to Supreme Court decisions, it was quite possible to get it wrong, flatly and irrevocably.

But I never quite got used to shaking hands with a stranger who flatly introduced himself as "Bismarck" (diplomat), "Hannover" (banker) or "Rommel" (mayor of Stuttgart).

"The flatly sung vocals are slightly off-putting but quite minimal and as the piercing, insinuating instrumental intensifies, it draws you in like quicksand.

In this discussion - which is quite distinct from his account of "gene-selfishness" – he writes flatly that "we are born selfish" – we ourselves, not the genes.

A professor at both Harvard University and the Harvard Business School, quite aware of the faults and blemishes of the West, he flatly rejects the view of those who find nothing worthwhile in it, calling their position "absurd".