"Patience involves emphatically assuming some personal discomfort to alleviate the suffering of those around us," write Debra R. Comer and Leslie E. Sekerka in their 2014 study.
Anderson nods emphatically: "People assume that, as you get older, you get safer and less relevant, that you can only write great stuff if you're damaged, but it's not true".
But it did emphatically affirm what many merely assumed, that the Sinaloa cartel has infiltrators in Mexican radar outfits, or that ordinary Mexican troops are complicit with the cartel, as we see, early in the piece, when Penn describes a roadblock where soldiers, recognizing the driver as El Chapo's son, quickly waved the car carrying Penn and his entourage through.
In the eight months since he has assumed the office, the emphatically unglamorous Mr. Schneiderman has maintained a low profile for the state's top law-enforcement officer, charting a busy but anonymous course between Spitzerian aggression and Cuomoesque charm.
May had emphatically denied that there would be a General Election before 2020 several times since she assumed the premiership before completely changing her mind.
May had emphatically denied that there would be a general election before 2020 several times since she assumed the premiership before completely changing her mind.
First and emphatically foremost, we have witnessed terror; the entrance is the surface, the mask we all assume, though few succeed so strikingly.
To begin with, it is dangerous to assume that the goals of the private sector are somehow synonymous with those of the United Nations, because they most emphatically are not.
