Sentence examples for emphatic assertion that from inspiring English sources

Further denouncing Seton's claims that his stories featured events and behaviors he had personally witnessed, Burroughs wrote: Mr. Thompson Seton says in capital letters that his stories are true, and it is this emphatic assertion that makes the judicious grieve.

Emphatic assertions that a technology poses no danger can actually enhance its perceived riskiness (14).

"Nor is it clear from this document what grounds they have for their strong assertion that an independent Scotland will somehow automatically retain the UK's opt-outs or a share of the UK rebate – we can see no legal or political basis for such an emphatic claim.

Inversion, without interrogative intonation, is not infrequent in emphatic assertions.

Emphatic assertions, rugged landscapes, and harsh juxtapositions mark Everson's poetry.

Erdoğan's arrest and Erbakan's humiliation were emphatic assertions of the military's self-appointed role as the steward of Kemalist, secular Turkey.

The two threatened to "hang him", but "with such oaths and emphatic assertions" Tresham managed to convince the pair of his innocence, the next day urging them by letter to abandon the plot.

Everyone is emphatic, and that lowers the voltage.

("You can get a rape emphatic" became "An abduction that's emphatic").

She is emphatic that they will not.

But he was emphatic that Aragon was above board.