Sentence examples for both emphatic from inspiring English sources

And defeat brings its own discipline, especially when it is both emphatic and unexpected.

"I'll be honest with you, and I'll be honest with your paper," sighs Robert Diggs, managing to sound both emphatic and resigned at the same time.

Cameron and earlier Theresa May were also both emphatic about the need for new security measures, including more powers to intercept and gather communications that the Lib Dems repeatedly watered down last time.

ALBANY — In tones both emphatic and empathetic, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg pleaded with state legislators on Thursday to refrain from cutting $656 million in state aid to New York City over the next 18 months, saying that such cuts could force the city to raise taxes and slash programs.

Ryan's refutation was both emphatic and strange, and it may be a hard one for Mitt Romney to repeat, not only because it would be full of self-praise but because it was empty of policy, and relied on an anecdote that, on closer examination, makes a far more complicated point about social programs.

Both are emphatic in traffic and iffy in space, which presents the exact pluses and minuses you'd expect.

Neither of the Lee-Ashleys knew much about postpartum doulas before they met Quilligan, but both are emphatic that Quilligan dramatically shaped their newborn experience.

It's both delicate and emphatic, a casual paradox, like a Nerf weapon.

It's both casual and emphatic, and produces a stronger vocal effect than a comma would.

In my experience, people on both sides are emphatic, and treat their position as if it is obvious and incontrovertible.

The Allen Committee was both unanimous and emphatic in its rejection of the professional school model, and I fully agree with its judgment.