in no uncertain terms

He had to get the point across in no uncertain terms.

And she had told her father so, in no uncertain terms.

What was more, I would tell him so, in no uncertain terms.

I was told in no uncertain terms to stay out of this.

She let me know in no uncertain terms that everything was all right between us.

Or would you tell them in no uncertain terms to leave immediately?

In no uncertain terms, he showed her this other side to his nature.

Told him in no uncertain terms that we attack from the east, if at all.

She was about to say so, in no uncertain terms, but stopped herself at the last moment.

We were opposed at the time in no uncertain terms.

What is more, she said so - in no uncertain terms.

Both told me in no uncertain terms that they wanted to stay there whatever might happen.

"You've got to find out what really happened back then," she'd told him in no uncertain terms.

It was you who suggested in no uncertain terms that I leave.

The lack of economic resources made it felt in no uncertain terms.

I told them in no uncertain terms that we were fighting for a lost cause.

Your middle child will often find life unfair and tell you so in no uncertain terms.

For example, my colleague wanted to tell someone, in no uncertain terms, what she saw as some problems at work.

Well, there was nothing for it, I had to lay down the law in no uncertain terms.

I understand what his thinking was, and he understands in no uncertain terms where I'm coming from.

I told them in no uncertain terms that their job was to give me advice on national security.

"And that's what the report did in no uncertain terms."

And they came here to tell the Legislature about it in no uncertain terms.

Those coming into leadership are told in no uncertain terms what their task is to be.

In no uncertain terms, he had told me I must complete my education and graduate.