Sentence examples for emphatic claims from inspiring English sources

For most of the past 18 months, the Shia Islamic group had steadfastly denied that its members were in action alongside Syrian forces, despite emphatic claims from rebel groups and opposition figures.

Maggy Jennings, senior scientist at the RSPCA, said that "for too long people have been happy to overstate the importance of experiments using nonhuman primates in the absence of the evidence to back up their emphatic claims.

We started this review in 1996". Maggy Jennings, senior scientist at the RSPCA, said that "for too long people have been happy to overstate the importance of experiments using nonhuman primates in the absence of the evidence to back up their emphatic claims.

Here we will survey some of the more emphatic claims of this kind, but some degree of unease can be detected in many other discussions (see, for example, Griesemer 2005).

But they were all wrong, the photo is genuine, and the geeks were merely opining, with no basis for their emphatic claims of fakery".

On Wednesday, the jury heard vague and emphatic claims that Sterling jeopardized the safety of a "human asset" and his family by revealing information about a CIA operation.

Its actions are to be measured by contemporary mores, not by those of the 15th-19th centuries, particularly in light of Zionism's claims to be a moral force with benign intent; if so, its actions and their consequences are liable to be measured accordingly, its emphatic claim to be moral otherwise invites the charge of hypocrisy.

"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.

What is fascinating is that his emphatic claim that he and this book are non-ideological is essentially true.

He rounded off his slagging with the emphatic claim that, "the only thing they have ever done for European agriculture is mad cow disease".

A statement from the Foreign Ministry was more strident in tone than those issued here in recent days -- and more emphatic in claiming that Iraq had little else to offer the United States to head off war.