Sentence examples for adamantly says from inspiring English sources

AccuWeather adamantly says yes.

Dridi adamantly says the accounting is proper and that the auditors agree.

While Walker's son had been indicted on conspiracy to commit stock fraud the studio says he was convicted and paid a $100 fine the studio adamantly says that he was not and is not a partner or employee in the project.

While the audience at AIPAC was decidedly lukewarm about some of Rice's lines and wildly enthusiastic about her reference to an arrangement that she adamantly says isn't in the cards at all (that Iran forego its domestic enrichment capacity entirely), her points aren't without merit and may well represent the best possible deal that can be achieved under the circumstances.

The country adamantly said it will not cut output.

While she repeated her opposition to the Westminster show on Wednesday, Newkirk adamantly said that her organization had nothing to do with Cruz's death.

The next day, Kiffin adamantly said that was not the case — raising questions of whether he was lying, out of the loop or playing a game of semantics about what constituted a meeting.

"I would adamantly say the days of finding good-paying jobs that will support an individual or family with just a high-school education are gone," said Matt Massie, director of career services at Sinclair Community College in Dayton.

The attorney-general's office is investigating the governor's and the state police's involvement in "Aide-Gate" and some think he may not survive the probe.During the press conference, Mr Paterson, with arm raised as if taking an oath, adamantly said, "I have never abused my office, not now, not ever".

That's open to debate — particularly since Koum and his team have adamantly said "No ads!

Another seller adamantly said, "No!" to a buyer's offer, though it jived with market value comparisons for the area.