Sentence examples for emphatic view from inspiring English sources

Reid's emphatic view is that "a translator must have nerve".

Scialla closes with his generous and emphatic view on the issue: "By placing people at the heart of design, construction, operations and development decisions, we have the ability to add value to real estate assets, generate savings in personnel costs, and enhance the human experience.

This approach can be risky, as demonstrated by the time the hosts invited to the stage a woman who had shouted her emphatic views on gay marriage.

When I met him at a British Museum event in the last months of the Brown premiership, his view was emphatic: "The country needs a new government".

On the contrary, Mexico, with which Mr. Clinton seven years ago sealed the North American Free Trade Agreement, probably the most dramatic market-opening measure in recent years, could hardly be more emphatic in expressing a different view.

In 2012 he ran for governor in Jakarta, and his landslide win against the incumbent, Fauzi Bowo, who was backed by most of Mr. Yudhoyono's governing coalition, was viewed as an emphatic rejection of the political establishment.

Just as emphatic was the rejection of this view in radical circles.

Perhaps the most concise criticism of this show comes from Ms. Pibal's own work: two paintings with more assertive colors and emphatic arrangements of lines currently on view in a group show at Feature on the Lower East Side.

Sebastian Rumberg from Kreuzberg-based Blinkist.com is exactly the kind of tech entrepreneur Disrupt hopes to attract, and his views about Berlin are emphatic.

Among the more modest is the Jesse Owens Allee, a street near the Olympic Stadium where the black U.S. athlete won four gold medals at the 1936 Games, providing an emphatic and enduring rejoinder to Hitler's views on racial supremacy.

Ms. Olivier's sculptures are more emphatic about what they're about: childhood innocence viewed in a distorting mirror.