Sentence examples for emphatic words from inspiring English sources

But the Jets coaches I knew, including head coach Rex Ryan, admired Belichick, and considered him, in Ryan's emphatic words, "the best" — the Ur football coach.

Now and then the crowd roared, and a few emphatic words reached us from the loudspeakers, but we were too distracted to pay attention.

There have been some very emphatic words from the group: Reports about government surveillance have shown there is a real need for greater disclosure and new limits on how governments collect information.

The text of The Rebel is punctuated with emphatic words of conclusion (alors, donc, ainsi, c'est pourquoi), which are rarely followed by consequences of what comes before and often introduce further assertions, without any evidence or analysis.

I will now place the emphatic words of a sentence at the end.

In the emphatic words of infrastructure investor and academic Joel Moser, "it's never going to happen.

You're gonna" — really, except choosing a more emphatic word — "like it when it's on the record".

But I think I'm going to lose my" — an emphatic word — "mind if I keep doing this, and I have to stop".

(The article extended an argument that Yun had first made, in July, in the online magazine Korea Exposé.) "Smith amplifies Han's spare, quiet style and embellishes it with adverbs, superlatives and other emphatic word choices that are nowhere in the original," Yun writes.

And when a campaign centered around a single, emphatic word -- Veto! -- the masses got mobilized, grasstops as well as grassroots, business and politicos, Republicans and Democrats, and even athletes (next year's Super Bowl is scheduled for Phoenix).

Sow had a couple of chances and the substitute Emmanuel Emenike drew a sharp last-minute save out of Szczesny but Giroud's penalty, after Kadlec's foul on Walcott, represented Arsenal's emphatic final word.