Sentence examples for emphatic change from inspiring English sources

After a week in which his presidency seemed adrift on a sea of controversies, the speech served as both a reminder of his historic role and an emphatic change of subject.

In a more coded message of congratulations, Israel's opposition leader, Isaac Herzog, referred to the rise of a new global populist politics, saying: "The US elections are a continuation of a global trend of rejecting the old ruling elites and a wish for a clear and emphatic change.

But he was emphatic that "climate change is a real thing.

It also marked a sharp shift from his emphatic refusal to change election dates or compromise with opposition demands.

So often crudely caricatured by others, the American people yesterday stood in they eye of history and made an emphatic choice for change for themselves and the world".

Thirty years ago today, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin singed an historic peace treaty, consummated by an emphatic handshake that promised change to the Middle East.

During an annual address at the finals, Commissioner David Stern was emphatic that no rule changes would be implemented to prevent teams from intentionally fouling O'Neal and sending him to the free-throw line.

The phonemic system was inherited essentially unchanged, but the emphatic consonants may have changed their realization in Central Semitic from ejectives to pharyngealized consonants.

Some of the first results in the AV referendum came from areas held by Lib Dems at Westminster – all of them delivering an emphatic rejection of the constitutional change that the party has championed.

Mr. Shriver said his sister was also emphatic that Mr. Schwarzenegger not change his personal style to adopt his new career -- to not, for example, tone down a sense of humor that might seem unusual outside Hollywood.

Near the movement's end, Schubert interrupts a rhythmically emphatic climax with a surprise change of harmonic direction and a quiet coda.