in no uncertain terms

"We've been told in no uncertain terms that we're not getting in tonight," came the reply.

“The district court quickly shut down this effort in no uncertain terms. Maybe this has slowed the government’s efforts to expand expedited removal, or maybe the government is waiting for another test case where the non-citizen lacks legal representation.”

The EPA website on contrails states in no uncertain terms that “chemtrails” are a myth.

Last year's end-of-summit declaration referenced – in no uncertain terms – Moscow's "brutal war of aggression" several times.

“We condemn this in no uncertain terms: Los Angeles was built by immigrants and it thrives because of immigrants,” the group stated.