Sentence examples for emphatic stand from inspiring English sources

This wasn't exactly an emphatic stand.

This emphatic, principled stand by James on Saturday was a rare exception to the rule, and it mattered greatly.

In fact, England's victory could have been more emphatic had a stand of 70 between Stuart Binny and MS Dhoni not been aided by some pressure-free field settings and an overuse of the bouncer.

The sixth ball is a little more emphatic, as Gilchrist stands up and batters it over mid-off and down the ground for four.

With her sister Serena supporting her in the stands, Williams had an emphatic start, pounding a 121-mile-per-hour ace on the first point.

An even more emphatic meeting is at the Jacksons stand in a table made by Olle Bonnier in 1957.

Only Hart stood between Liverpool and an emphatic early advantage.

Her poor performance against Sanders in West Virginia stands in stark contrast to her emphatic win over Barack Obama in the 2008 Democratic primary in the state, when race was seen as a key factor for some voters.

Two houses stand at the centre of the novel's emphatic symbolic scheme.

First, this emphatic government backing demonstrated that the federal government is prepared to stand behind deposits in the U.S. banking system.

Emphatic about her vision for women she asserted, "We women -- we stand ready, willing, and able to turn this country right side up again".