Sentence examples for declaring emphatically from inspiring English sources

The President broke his silence for the first time since the strike started by declaring emphatically that this is no time for statements.

The Labor leader intended to stare down the prime minister's warnings about a return to the Gillard government's carbon tax by declaring emphatically that "an ETS is not a tax" and Australia must not be a laggard on climate policy.

Gizmodo raves about the popular new video that Microsoft released this past week to present its version of a Utopian tech future, calling it "futuristic, natural, and metro-y," (whatever that means) and declaring, emphatically, "I want this future".

Many prominent leaders in the Black Church and community as well as scholars, such as Bishop Yvette A. Flunder, Bishop William J. Barber III, and Bishop Carlton Pearson, are declaring emphatically that there is nothing more Christian than accepting and loving all of God's children ―especially those who are disenfranchised by society ― in the way that Jesus did.

"I don't think he had a heart attack," the patient's wife declared emphatically.

"No," he declares, emphatically enough to prompt visible bafflement on my part.

"I wouldn't move into a project even if they'd take me," Mrs. Espagnola declared emphatically.

The speakers declared emphatically that militancy would go on, and that Mrs Pankhurst's arrest would strengthen their movement.

"People want to see sharks," Jack Passie, the captain of the charter boat Windy, which ties off at the Star Island Yacht Club, declared emphatically.

"There has been a lot of talk that Quins have been 'worked out', which is rubbish," he declared emphatically ahead of today's derby with Wasps at Twickenham.

"This is absolutely a panic in the public due to rumors and wide publicity given in the press," he declared emphatically.