Louay Mekdad, a spokesman for the Free Syrian Army, the umbrella group of armed fighters inside Syria, was less emphatic in his criticism, possibly reflecting its respect for Nusra's combat skills.
There was both stinging criticism and emphatic praise for Slaughter's piece, which argues that women cannot excel both as high-powered professionals and moms in America today ("having it all"), as we have been long promised by feminists.
Wenger may also now further rue what proved to be a decisive loss of a three-goal lead to Anderlecht earlier in the group stage but he can at least be pleased with an emphatic response to harsh criticism.
This, we can say with emphatic conviction, really is criticism".
While Ms. Quinn has argued that the Police Department should take steps to reform its use of the tactic, her criticism had been less emphatic than that of Mr. de Blasio, the public advocate, who focused on the topic in his first television commercial.
(1) appears to express the idea that there is some minimal but acceptable alternative (and the criticism suggested in the emphatic third clause is that not even that minimal acceptable option was taken, much less the preferable option identified in the first clause using "ought").
In some respects, Mr. Nazarbayev's criticisms of the plan were more emphatic than Russia's.
Modern criticism, retrieving lost references, makes alien and emphatic what Malcolm rightly senses was part of the atmosphere 19th-century writers breathed.
And Representative Paul D. Ryan, the Budget Committee chairman, was emphatic in defense of his budget proposal, despite Democratic criticism that it recycles ideas that voters rejected in November, including a plan to turn Medicare into a subsidy for private insurance purchases.
A year ago, Mitchell was emphatic about the need to provide aid to India to meet the millennium development goals, after public criticism of the decision.
