Sentence examples for emphatic mention from inspiring English sources

The repeated and emphatic mention of "adaptive landscape", "functional landscapes", "landscapes of functional strategies" etc in this article does not refer to fitness landscape as a mathematical concept or even a concrete image but rather as a very general metaphor.

In-service respondents were more emphatic in mentioning this category of factors.

Before Keytar Bear and I meet in Worcester's Union Station and eventually make the 90-minute trip to the Boston Common, he is emphatic that I not mention his real name.

Surprisingly, he then also praised as exemplary 'James's own suspended judgement on psychic research' (Boring, 1966: xvii), neglecting to mention James' emphatic statements to the contrary in the same article and elsewhere as far as the very facts in question are concerned.

The numbers were emphatic: 34percentt of U.S. Catholics mentioned sex abuse, pedophilia or some other reference to the scandal.

Persuasion of women was a feature to a greater or lesser degree of most men's and women's narratives about anal sex events, with repeated, emphatic requests from men commonly mentioned.

The endless string of "Sports Center highlights -- the tomahawk dunks, the look-away passes, the emphatic blocked shots -- not to mention the Nets Eastern Conferencee championship, have forced the Knicks to admit that, on the court at least, the New York metropolitan area belongs to their neighbors across the Hudson.

Gronkowski became a sensation with his standout play and his emphatic spiking of the ball, not to mention his infectious joie de vivre, exemplified by his "Yo soy fiesta!" — I am party!

Mom was so emphatic making her points that she, a tailored lady, didn't even mention the protesters' scruffy appearance, a feature oft-mentioned in the media.

(Remember that horse in the first paragraph? Did I mention that it was white?) He wields his camera with a heavy hand, punctuating nearly every scene with emphatic nods, smiles or grimaces as the occasion requires.

At the news conference, Parker, who entered the room with an emphatic "good morning," thanked each journalist for his or her question, then spun his answers so as not to expressly mention the allegations. .