Sentence examples for could emphatically from inspiring English sources

Most of all, the president could emphatically and unambiguously speak out against anti-Semitism whenever it happens and shame anti-Semites from the public square.

It is sometimes suggested that even abstract entities, such as concepts or sets, have boundaries of their own, and Wittgenstein could emphatically proclaim that the boundaries of our language are the boundaries of our world (1921: 5.6).

You did not ask, for example, how constitutional regions, including Flanders, Wallonia, the Basque Country, Catalonia, Scotland and Wales could emphatically be involved in European decision-making.

Dawson responded directly to a question about whether he could say "emphatically" that political and social unrest are no longer issues.

Martin could say, emphatically, that his Tyrion won't run across the dragons in Meereen, and not include the meeting in his remaining novels.

That the American soldier-diplomat could so emphatically invoke the Athenian soldier-historian after nearly twenty-four hundred years bears out the latter's declaration that his book would be "a possession for all time".

** That the American soldier-diplomat could so emphatically invoke the Athenian soldier-historian after nearly twenty-four hundred years bears out the latter's declaration that his book would be "a possession for all time".

[ image: /photos/590953c7ebe912338a3732c1]What, one wonders, could such an emphatically new culture like Twitter's have in common with the one that gave rise to the big, Victorian novels?

South Africa have achieved what England so emphatically could not in Australia, responding to a crushing defeat in the opening Test by turning the tables on Michael Clarke's team to set up a mouthwatering series decider in Cape Town.

Before the official could say anything, Tortorella emphatically told him to go away.

Yet Busse replied emphatically that he could not take being jailed much longer.