Sentence examples for believed emphatically from inspiring English sources

Hardy believed emphatically in the precise aesthetics of math.

Protagoras does seem to have restricted knowledge to sense experience, but he believed emphatically that whatever was perceived by the senses was certainly true.

He believed emphatically that the German Idealist outlooks of Fichte, Schelling and Hegel rested upon explanatory errors of this kind, and he regarded them — often bitingly — as fundamentally wrongheaded styles of thought, because he saw their philosophies as being specifically grounded upon versions of the ontological argument for God's existence.

He went on, "He and I believe emphatically that we've got to have effective ground forces.

I'm happy to report that the irises looked stunning (I believe emphatically in monochromatic flower arrangements).

"Those of us who believe emphatically in the broken windows theory feel that when they go after the little things like fare evasion, big things are also taken care of," said Vincent DeMarino, the vice president for security at New York City Transit.

A spokesman for Associated Newspapers quoted in the Mail's own article about the matter, said: "We believe emphatically in the rule of law, and regret that on this occasion we judged incorrectly where the line should be drawn.

"We believe emphatically when the government wants to investigate a business, it should go to the business and not go to the cloud provider.

I also continue to believe emphatically in the importance of my personally communicating with the environmental health sciences community, and will take advantage of the new venues and technologies that soon will become available through the NIEHS's transformed website to do so, starting with creating a home for the Director's Perspective.

While denying that his comments were coordinated with the Perry campaign, Mr. Jeffress said he emphatically believed that Mr. Romney's faith would spell trouble for him with many Republican voters and make it hard for him to win in Iowa, as well as South Carolina and other Bible Belt states.

Some providers also added additional entries like "narcotics contract," and "Jehovah's Witness" to the problem list, though others emphatically believed these to not be problems.