Sentence examples for emphatic that it from inspiring English sources

Barnes & Noble, struggling to remain relevant in Amazon's shadow, has been emphatic that it will not carry its competitor's books.

"He is emphatic that it just did not happen.

Leveson himself is emphatic that it must go ahead.

Serbia was equally emphatic that it would never recognize Kosovo.

Though it depicts the struggles of Jewish immigrants, she is emphatic that it "belongs to everybody.

"Kerry Ryman is still emphatic that it was the 100th-point ball," said Michael Heffner, the president of Lelands, the auction house that sold the ball both times.

He is emphatic that gesture is a special part of everyday life in Italy.

Judaism is emphatic that when it comes to sins that pertain to human relationships, not even G-d can forgive.

There is such giddiness about this music, such euphoria in its firework displays of strings and harmonies and emphatic percussion, that it's easy to feel overwhelmed: you can almost hear Spector defying listeners not to well up at the marriage proposal in the Crystals' Then He Kissed Me, or during the Ronettes' heartfelt Baby I Love You.

For management, getting the union to take a wage freeze -- however obscured behind bonuses and future considerations -- was an emphatic statement that it is winning the battle to get costs under control and keep union power in check.

At today's hearing, Democrats told Mr. Thompson, in the most emphatic terms, that it would be a waste of time and energy for Mr. Bush to pursue his plan to subsidize state drug assistance programs for low-income elderly people.