Sentence examples for adamantly clear from inspiring English sources

Themistius is adamantly clear that there is only one separate, unmixed and unaffected active intellect.

But Jesus, who never said anything about homosexuality, was adamantly clear on divorce.

His Holiness was adamantly clear during his lectures, his brief appearance on NBC's The Today Show, and during his meetings with the press in general that the world is becoming more positive.

The mayor has made it clear that he adamantly opposes raising taxes, except for making the cigarette tax $1.50 a pack to discourage smoking.

What is clear is that Washington adamantly opposes any amnesty for the mullah, and wants him arrested.

Mr. McCain held back from the service chiefs on Friday, although he made it clear that he remained adamantly opposed and that he considered the debate over gay and bisexual people serving openly in the military as little more than a sideshow.

In 1901, Collings made it clear to Hathaway that he was adamantly opposed to the relationship.

"Now, it is clear that Mike McQueary was wrong in so adamantly insisting that the incident happened the Friday before Spring Break in 2002," said the statement issued to the Associated Press and other news outlets.

For the record -- and for my wife who might be reading this -- I adamantly refused these propositions for reasons that are not entirely clear to me today.

Socrates remains adamantly opposed to requesting EU/IMF aid and has made it clear he intends to hold that line, at least until a new Portuguese government is formed in the weeks ahead.

A lawyer for Mr. Greenstein, Andrew J. Levander, said that his client "adamantly denies the allegations in the indictment and looks forward to clearing his name at trial".