Sentence examples for emphatic arguments from inspiring English sources

One of her most emphatic arguments is that street play is actually safer than playground play, and that wider sidewalks are necessary to keep cities safe.

Divisions over how to respond to the upsurge in violence in Afghanistan and Pakistan were reflected Sunday in a spectrum of voices heard on the morning talk shows, including more emphatic arguments that a failure in Afghanistan would destabilize Pakistan.

What more emphatic argument could you have for being the best than hoisting the Lombardi trophy?

Stephen J. Cullen, a lawyer for Ms. Chafin, made a simple and emphatic argument in the case, Chafin v. Chafin, No. 11-1347.

On Saturday, Florida State defeated Florida in Tallahassee and made an emphatic argument for defending its national championship in the Orange Bowl on Jan . 3

Barber took no joy in running the Giants ragged, nor in making an emphatic argument that he should spend next season entrenched as the starter.

Smart, inventive, melodically rich, rambunctious yet subtle, ambitious but totally unpretentious, it distills the best qualities of classic English pop and makes an emphatic argument for the idiom's continued vitality.

Hillary's emphatic argument that she has the nomination sewn up suddenly liberates these people to vote for Bernie's economic message.

Former White House government ethics lawyers Norman Eisen (Obama and Richard Painter George W. Bushsh) today offered another emphatic argument against DeVos: "Seldom have we seen a worse cabinet-level ethics mess than that presented by Betsy DeVos... Her extensive financial holdings present significant--and unresolved--conflict of interest issues.

In what Kumar describes as "a jalfrezi of an epoch" for Britain, this is a comic unafraid to make emphatic political arguments, while cheerfully submitting himself as their most hapless fall-guy or exemplar.

Concluding his endorsement with an emphatic closing argument, Obama said, "If you love me, vote for Trump".