Yet Busse replied emphatically that he could not take being jailed much longer.
The announcer was somewhere to my left, a man who enunciated so emphatically, his lips could be read from the back of the convention room.
Most of all, the president could emphatically and unambiguously speak out against anti-Semitism whenever it happens and shame anti-Semites from the public square.
"I'm telling you right now, we're not gonna go 6,000 miles to lose," Lasorda said over the telephone, so emphatically that one could envision his index finger jabbing the air.
Some have argued that an emphatically political patriotism could perform the unifying function of nationalism while avoiding its perils.
It is sometimes suggested that even abstract entities, such as concepts or sets, have boundaries of their own, and Wittgenstein could emphatically proclaim that the boundaries of our language are the boundaries of our world (1921: 5.6).
And Vice President Dick Cheney stated as emphatically as he could that, when Republicans hold power, "deficits don't matter".
About the move from freezing Montreal to sunny California, Moller quite naturally but emphatically says, "I couldn't take one more cold winter".
Perhaps more distressing for NBC executives, pulling Leno out of prime time has meant a retreat to developing expensive scripted dramas for the 10 p.m. hour -- a luxury that bosses had emphatically said they could no longer afford in an era of ever-fragmenting audiences.
Similarly, store owners were nearly all satisfied with their tobacco-free policies, stating emphatically that they could not imagine any conditions that would lead them to a policy reversal.
