Sentence examples for emphatic impact from inspiring English sources
Hynde, never exactly prolific, always returns just when there is a danger that we might forget about the emphatic impact she has had on the music scene.
Arsenal applied plenty of effort but look desperately thin on rescources, something Wenger must address urgently, while Dalglish was able to bide his time before bringing on Suarez to make an emphatic impact.
The additional coloring of the title 'PANDEMIC' – white, set against the emphatic purple background – adds impact and sets the tone for the visualization.
The further impact of the terminally emphatic "inadequate", rather than the less pejorative and more temporary sounding "unsatisfactory", is that it causes inspectors, who are human after all, a moment's hesitation.
Presley's impact on him was likewise emphatic: "I saw a cousin of mine dance to ... 'Hound Dog' and I had never seen her get up and be moved so much by anything.
That is, for every executive utterance praising a high-impact individual, there should be an equally emphatic expression of support for a high-achieving team.
Reigning Premier League champions Chelsea kept up their superb recent form with an emphatic victory over struggling Stoke as Carlos Carvalhal made an immediate impact in his first game as boss of Swansea.
Well, perhaps that's not surprising, since our most emphatic finding related to which kind of feedback had the most impact on people's job performance.
An emphatic display and result in the League Cup could have a similar impact, for both sides, although they are likely to be cautious given the circumstances.
When HuffPost talked to conservative economist Douglas Holtz-Eaboutabouthehe deficit impact of tax cuts on Thursday, the former CBO director was emphatic: Tax cuts do not pay for themselves.
Though this information was implicitly correlated with an assessment of the impact on civilian morale, no more detail was provided than the emphatic statements cited above about the absence of breakdown and panic.
