Sentence examples for emphatically apparent from inspiring English sources
The weakness became emphatically apparent as a Sunderland side hardly buoyed by belief either took control.
"No," he says emphatically, adding without apparent irony, "You have to fight for your privacy or you lose it".
But ironically, these men who disabused themselves of the notion of blind faith, apparent most emphatically in their embracing of Deism, have themselves become subject to blind faith in their most important document.
But we cannot distance ourselves more emphatically from Mr. Trump, whose apparent preoccupation with 'fun size' clearly seems rooted in his insecurity about the size of his own hands".
THAT CULLMAN SHOULD enthusiastically choose a black Democrat from its midst while emphatically rejecting Obama is only the latest apparent contradiction in this American region that has always seemed to thrive on them.
Reformers used the color-blind language of age, but it quickly became apparent that the system they developed emphatically benefited white youths.
His idea of how people should be treated was apparent not only in how Chris worked, but integrally and emphatically in the way he lived.
The tunic is emphatically not a dress, as the rules tacked to the wall in the break room make apparent.
The defending champions made hay in the morning sunshine at the Riverbank Arena, emphatically ending Great Britain's hopes of qualifying for the semi-finals in a match where the gulf in class was painfully apparent.
