Sentence examples for I'd emphatically from inspiring English sources

"He's right, and I'd emphatically support him on this, that other divides are more important than the digital divide: the divide on health care, the human-rights divide, the education divide".

I would say emphatically that all of these negative feelings only lasted a few weeks.

"'Never again' is not a pair of words I would use emphatically, it is about increasing the chances of 'never again'," added Hennessy.

If I had been sitting on that panel I would've emphatically replied, "No.

"I would reject that emphatically," Hammond said.

"I would like to emphatically state that I have full trust in these people".

As stated by Hill (1965), in asking for very strong evidence I would, however, repeat emphatically that this does not imply crossing every 't', and swords with every critic, before we act.

Even Austin Bradford Hill, in his influential 1965 address to the Royal Society of Medicine that examined differences between association and causation, admitted that: 'In asking for very strong evidence I would, however, repeat emphatically that this does not imply crossing every "t", and swords with every critic, before we act' [ 17].

And I would like to state emphatically at the outset that this is a situation that calls for the will of the Congress.

In fact, he would emphatically reject such a view.

If you were to ask him that, his answer would emphatically be yes".