"No," he says emphatically, adding without apparent irony, "You have to fight for your privacy or you lose it".
"We take the lead with design," he says emphatically, adding: "If there is an opportunity, without compromise or pastiche, to add something local to a building in such a way that it has a worthwhile impact on the subconscious..."...
"It's not a Whopper!" Greenberg says emphatically, adding that his new sandwich is 20% larger than his rival's and has a "proprietary spice" for a distinctive flavor.
Much like the other studies that have identified issues that need to be monitored carefully in the design of mechanisms with which the signators of Kyoto Protocol might meet their commitments, though, they do emphatically add equity to the list of fundamental concerns that must be considered.
We invite you to let in the healing and know you are beautiful and worthy of many, many followers," Laurel emphatically adds.
He repeated the request more emphatically, adding, "You're here now!" "It was a cohesive, family scene," Herman says, "You'd see the same people on Thursday at Fever, Friday at Buzz, and Saturday wherever".
"It will never see the light of day," Mr. Marra said emphatically, but added that the book sprang from a preoccupation with religious and political violence.
I asked him if that is a good thing, and he said, emphatically, "Yes," adding that this will begin to expose the fact that we have an emperor with "no clothes".
Longer hemlines," she added emphatically, "give fashion over all a push".
She added emphatically in an old French expression, "He certainly has gall".
