Sentence examples similar to a rather emphatic statement from inspiring English sources

And New York's message yesterday was cast more as a bureaucratic formality than an emphatic statement.

There could hardly be a more emphatic statement of the Senate's irrelevance and irresponsibility.

Making a more emphatic statement was defensive end Osi Umenyiora, the Giants' second-round pick.

The time had come for him to make a more emphatic statement about slavery and the way in which it threatened to tear the country apart.

John Connor, CEO of the Climate Institute, told Guardian Australia the OECD analysis was a "pretty emphatic statement" that carbon pricing was the most cost-effective way to reduce emissions.

Not since Gavin Henson picked up Mathew Tait and carried him off down the shops has a more emphatic statement been made about English youngsters.

The president's proposal may not be enough, though, for some conservative groups that are pushing for a more emphatic statement from him opposing gay marriage.

And Roberto Mancini's men could not have delivered a more emphatic statement as Sir Alex Ferguson's side were humiliated.

As far as rebellion against rules goes, becoming a porn star is a pretty emphatic statement.

On Saturday night, he moved closer to an emphatic statement, winning a three-set cliffhanger against Novak Djokovic.

Last April, the Food and Drug Administration issued an unusually emphatic statement on nanomaterials, saying it did not have enough data to determine the safety of nanomaterials in food.