in no uncertain terms

“I told him, in no uncertain terms, that he should not get in the submersible,” he said.

Countless former Trump administration officials risked their necks to say, in no uncertain terms, that this guy was even worse close up than he seemed from afar.

The newest example in this genre: Concerning compounds in black plastic spatulas are migrating into our cooking oil, according to an article Atlantic titled in no uncertain terms: “Throw Out Your Black Plastic Spatula.”

Bündchen has pushed back on rumors that she cheated on Brady with Valente while they were still married, telling the New York Times in March in no uncertain terms: “That is a lie.”

Bradbury and his co-authors analyzed, in no uncertain terms, that “no economic justification exists for subsidizing professional sports venues at observed levels.”