Sentence examples for emphatically called from inspiring English sources

Stevens, a Hall of Fame jockey, emphatically called Point Given the best horse he had ever ridden.

Trump remained there, chatting, as Rubio and Bush loped by, until his own name was emphatically called again.

And while Mr. Perry emphatically called for direct negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinian leaders, he also seemed to simultaneously foreclose discussion on one core issue -- future control of Jerusalem.

"Big!," as it is emphatically called, is being mounted to commemorate the archives' 75th anniversary, and though the show itself is modest in size, and perhaps even more modest in achievement, its artifacts are not.

It would be hard to overstate what a demolishment it was of the Mexican government's official account of the crime — a story already derisively known in Mexico as the "Historical Truth," ever since the former Attorney General, Jesús Murillo Karam, had emphatically called it that in a press conference, in late January.

Not even three months have passed since Francoeur, 25, joined the Mets in a July 10 trade with Atlanta that, in a season largely devoid of positive developments, Manager Jerry Manuel emphatically called "one of the best things that happened to us this year".

The authors of the book emphatically call for international cooperation and action to include climate refugees in existing legal frameworks for social or political refugees.

Several thousand Goldman employees have just moved into a sleek steel-and-glass headquarters in lower Manhattan that is emphatically not called One Goldman Sachs Plaza.

Bush emphatically disagreed and called the question itself "absurd".

Once, my sister's nephew asked his mother in front of me, and about me, "why does that man talk funny?" My sister jumped to my defense, emphatically: "it's called enunciating".

-Women's FGD participant 1, early 30's, employed Finally, like youth, women also called emphatically for locally informed HIV-prevention approaches.