Sentence examples for emphatically acknowledging from inspiring English sources

There is "The Science" page, emphatically acknowledging that climate change is an existential issue for our planet and clearly presenting the scientific back up.

"Yes!" McDonough, a man who doesn't seem given to displaying uneasiness, answered emphatically, acknowledging the effect of Prendergast's relentless effort to pull attention to one of the world's easily ignored realms.

The mayors of some of the largest U.S. cities emphatically acknowledge the relationship between quality infrastructure and strong economic growth.

Many Americans want to heal as a country, yet emphatically acknowledge their right to be angry.

The nurses supported them through the emotional pain of accepting death, by listening emphatically and acknowledging their thoughts and feelings.

She was the last British prime minister openly and emphatically to acknowledge the influence of Christianity on her thinking, in particular terms not fuzzy ones.

"Absolutely," he says emphatically, but acknowledges that the road ahead won't be easy.

He said of his past affiliation with the group: "I will acknowledge emphatically that that was a huge mistake".

That I emphatically know.

At one point, an audience member pressed him about whether he could be a "devoted president" for all Americans, and he said emphatically that he could be, without acknowledging that his comments over the past year had been extraordinarily divisive.

Box four, provenance, could have been ticked more emphatically; restaurant menus have taken increasingly to acknowledging the source of their produce, right down to the farm.