Sentence examples for emphatically concluded from inspiring English sources

At his sentencing in Federal District Court in Brooklyn on Tuesday, the judge who presided over the trial emphatically concluded that it was Mr. Bourne who had lied.

There are studies based on rigorous research which have emphatically concluded that politically motivated violence is, by and large, not dependent on the economic conditions of the actors.

The US has long known, and its own studies have emphatically concluded, that "terrorism" is motivated not by a "hatred of our freedoms" but by US policy and aggression in the Muslim world.

"I emphatically refuse", concluded Beecham, "to be wagged by any orchestra.

For, as Kymlicka emphatically must conclude, human rights alone will not lead us to share our welfare cake with non-nationals once their basic humanity has been recognised.

Eleanor R. Adair, a scientist who spent decades exposing monkeys and eventually people (including herself) to microwave radiation to determine whether it posed serious health risks — she concluded, emphatically and somewhat controversially, that it did not — died on April 20 in Hamden, Conn.

The reviewer concluded emphatically that the experience was worth every penny, and I do not disagree.

It should therefore, they concluded, be "so emphatically rejected that its parallel will never again be presented to the free representatives of the free people of America".

Democrat Suben noted that all this happened before he attended law school, and concluded his press conference by stating emphatically that he had no intention of resigning.

"In addition to emphatically confirming this under UK national law, the Court also carefully examined the question under European law and concluded riders are self-employed.

"He has concluded that the answer is 'emphatically no'.