Sentence examples for almost adamantly from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, almost adamantly, she said no.

Pope Pius IX was almost as adamantly opposed to Italian unification, or Risorgimento, as the Bourbon king.

But none of them has explained why they're opposed (I almost wrote "adamantly opposed," but we're not being strident here) to lifting the payroll tax cap.

But most Orthodox groups adamantly reject intermarriage.

After I questioned Kagame about this, he adamantly defended himself.

Venture capital is adamantly not about financial engineering.

"Unlike almost any other classical performer of recent times, Leonard Bernstein adamantly, and sometimes controversially, refused to compartmentalize and separate his emotional, intellectual, political, erotic and spiritual longings from the musical experience," Jonathan Cott writes in "Dinner With Lenny: The Last Long Interview with Leonard Bernstein" (Oxford University Press, $24.95).

He adamantly contests anything untoward about the "Renate Alumni".

Almost every Republican in the Senate is a diehard supply-sider, adamantly against raising taxes thus the battle has dragged on, and thus the party has ousted its leader because he was too open to compromise.

Almost everybody I've come across who's over 50 and was going through their first divorce said adamantly, "I will never get married again".

During a Dail debate in February, he adamantly refused to distance himself from Mr Ahern while at the same time enhancing his own standing by almost contemptuously swatting opposition leader Enda Kenny aside with a bravura performance.