Sentence examples for emphatically agreed with from inspiring English sources

He there dated the unhappiness of his marriage back to 1838, attributed to his wife various "peculiarities" of temperament (including her sometimes labouring under "a mental disorder"), emphatically agreed with her (alleged) statement that "she felt herself unfit for the life she had to lead as my wife," and maintained that she never cared for the children nor they for her.

In the moment we all emphatically agreed with Colin, although admittedly, it makes less sense now.

They emphatically agreed with me that it's not the housesitter's responsibility to euthanize a pet, and they would never expect a housesitter to actually agree to this job.

As a company, and on behalf of these patients, we emphatically agree with the position of the G.A.O. and Congress.

The proper way to proceed is to emphatically agree with the other person's view and then refute it.

Ms. Peavy's lawyer, Marc Toberoff, said in a statement, "We respectfully disagree with its factual and legal conclusions, and it is surprising given that the judge appeared to emphatically agree with our position at the summary judgment hearing".

So while the rational part of my brain emphatically agrees with my colleague that this obsession with trying to relive our teenage years is as culturally dangerous as it is futile, I'd also be lying if I didn't admit that when I was asked if I'd like to interview Suede, it was among the most exciting requests I'd ever had.

Results from the modelling emphatically agree with the experimental data.

But he emphatically agrees with the authors of the Science Advances paper that the threat posed by collapsing volcanic slope and submarine landslides has been overlooked in the tsunami hazard field.

WASHINGTON -- House Republicans emphatically agree with Mitt Romney that stay-at-home moms work just as hard as anybody in the workforce.

Thus, the theory presented here emphatically agrees with Koonin's conclusion that evolvability can evolve [ 115], however, it proposes that evolvability reflects the evolution of the writing phenotype.