Sentence examples for emphatic protests from inspiring English sources

The lumbering, modified World War II bombers, replaced by low-flying jets a few years later, were quickly spotted and often shot down, accompanied by emphatic protests from Moscow.

After presiding submissively over the convocation (1531) that declared Henry to be the head of the Church in England, Warham bravely published (February 1532) a dignified but emphatic protest against the enactments of the Reformation Parliament from 1529.

The most important step was Cordell Hull's emphatic protest by the issue simultaneously through the American Embassy in Tokio and the Japanese Embassy in Washington against the Japanese threatened serial attack upon Nanking.

Following Kavanaugh's remarks on Thursday, Dawn Laguens, executive vice president at the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, said it was "no wonder" activists have been so emphatic in protesting his nomination.

But the system was the system, and if she opposed Nixonian abuse of it, she was also emphatic that quixotic reform protests against it were a fringe indulgence.

Over the past several months, Belarus has returned to the international spotlight, due to the outbreak of mass protests over a controversial unemployment tax and Lukashenka's emphatic criticism of Russian foreign policy.

The finish was emphatic.

Short, and emphatic.

Cicero is more emphatic.

"Chuck was emphatic.

Malouda was equally emphatic.