Sentence examples for emphatic comments from inspiring English sources

He now has made his most emphatic comments that the government is actively considering this.

"I can't wait to see it," said Cathy Harrison, a nurse from Amsterdam, N.Y., who was close to committing herself to Mr. Lazio two months ago but has since shifted her tentative allegiance because of Mrs. Clinton's more emphatic comments about the flagging upstate economy.

He was almost always game for a doctrinally emphatic comment, often with a pithy quote that appeared in the tabloids and the evening news.

Xiaomi's emphatic comment that its involvement in Windows 10 is not a partnership — coupled with Hugo Barra's recent explanation that it is not pushing its suite of services to users outside of China — suggests that this is not tactical; Xiaomi is just giving it users another ROM to tinker with.

Enrique was less emphatic, again refusing to comment directly upon the controversies of the past week and noting ruefully that the tension will return as soon as his team suffer a bad result.

The state emphatic has to be commented on especially: based on our experience with other emotion databases [23], any marked deviation from a neutral speaking style can (but need not) be taken as a possible indication of some (starting) trouble in communication.

Administration officials have said over the last several days, however, that Mr. Bush meant to close off that possibility, and his own comments today were an emphatic confirmation.

Although Mr. Pataki has long been skeptical of moving the team from the Bronx to a new home on the Hudson River, his comments were his most emphatic to date.

In 2009 he described waterboarding, a favourite CIA technique, as torture and "a mistake" and he banned its use by American operatives, but last night's comments are the most emphatic admission.

The turnabout seemed jarring because Donahoe's earlier comments against separation had seemed so emphatic.

Mr. Bush's aides said he had stated similar feelings and positions before, but his comments on abortion today were more emphatic, if no more conclusive, than usual.