Men of both the old and the new military made their presence felt in no uncertain terms: politically, culturally and socially they were conspicuously active.
He tells them in no uncertain terms that he would sooner walk out of the production process than work with such undisciplined charges.
The spiritual teachers of the world assert in no uncertain terms that standard ego-identification is not empirically fixed.
A category is devoted to the cliches of public speakers, examples of which include someone who needs no introduction and in no uncertain terms.
Nevertheless, nurses have represented to me in no uncertain terms that they regard this exception as one which derogates from the status of their profession.
Then they were told in no uncertain terms that they were misbehaving.
They told us in no uncertain terms to clear off because they were deer stalking.
We must inform them in no uncertain terms of the risks they run, especially when leaving discotheques in the evening and nightclubs at the weekend.
