Sentence examples for Such emphatic from inspiring English sources

Such emphatic declarations bode ill for a recovery, says Robert Gnaizda, general counsel of the Greenlining Institute, a housing advocacy group.

Such emphatic disjunctive pronouns, were already present in early Qenya but differed from the later versions (e.g. plural: tûto, sîse, atta).

Even in that vast population of players, only two pitchers are apparently trying to do what Dickey now does with such emphatic results.

It was always possible that England would push Australia hard this summer but nobody would have expected two such emphatic victories in three days.

From 9.30am British athletes return to the velodrome, scene of such emphatic success during the Olympics, to bid for a clutch of golds up for grabs this afternoon.

Ms. Ortner now insists that the essay was widely misunderstood, although she concedes that there are some cultures without such emphatic gender asymmetry.

Not since the late 1970s has English football been forced to stand on by as the established order is swept aside in such an emphatic and peculiar manner.

Few French presidents – indeed, few world leaders – can have enjoyed such an emphatic victory or received such a welcome from a grateful people.

Stuart Donlan's Wolverines are progressing but can't have expected such an emphatic win over the Tomahawks until they saw the team-sheet.

Watson might not have expected quite such an emphatic endorsement of Azinger's "pod" system to come from one of his leading men, Phil Mickelson, within minutes of the closing ceremony.

That both hiatuses revolve around bodily concerns is somehow fitting, given that both singers exert such an emphatic physicality, in the pliable grain of their voices and in the force of their presence onstage.