Sentence examples for emphatically change from inspiring English sources

He's London murder detective Harry Clayton, a frazzled charmer with hopeless gambling debts who sees his luck emphatically change when he wakes up after a good night at his local casino with an ancient bracelet inexplicably attached to his wrist.

Mr. Huckabee talked about God on the Iowa campaign trail, as well, but on Thursday night there was one other word that he — as well as Mr. Obama, Mr. Romney, Mrs. Clinton, former Senator John Edwards — discussed especially and emphatically: "change".

After post-opening Broadway changes, none for the better, the show continued to change, emphatically for the worse.

Chair of judges Joanna Trollope, said emphatically that the change would have "no impact" on this year's prize, and was optimistic about the award's future under different sponsorship.

"Things have changed emphatically for the better, but I see old patterns repeating.

They still play with two holding midfielders (though Jérémy Toulalan has at least shown more thrust in recent games than he did in the summer) but the emphasis has changed emphatically from defence to attack, as exemplified by the full-backs, Bacary Sagna (or, last night, Rod Fanni) and Patrice Evra (or, last night, Gaël Clichy), who are now allowed venture beyond midway.

For another thing, unlike earlier versions of humanitarian intervention, R2P was about protecting civilians, and emphatically not about regime change.

There is "The Science" page, emphatically acknowledging that climate change is an existential issue for our planet and clearly presenting the scientific back up.

Today, one of those two is left and is in need of a regime change (which emphatically is not synonymous with a United States invasion).

When we spoke, she said emphatically she hadn't changed a word of it, but made only minor grammatical alterations.

But he emphatically does not mean structural change.