Sentence examples for emphatically declare from inspiring English sources

But more than his dramatic arrival at the Istanbul airport, his confident speech on Saturday on top of the bus seemed to emphatically declare that he was back in charge.

The officers in charge of the wireless system in the navy emphatically declare that no such occurrence would be possible at any station of the United States coast service, distress messages from any source being placed ahead of all Governmental despatches.

Looking at how Jesus told us to care for the poor, the least, and indeed how he told us to "love our enemies," I am quite certain that he would also emphatically declare black lives matter.

Nevermind the fact that either O'Reilly or Ablow could have done a quick Google search and found that the song is a satirical portrayal of South Korean consumerism in the wealthy neighborhood of Gangnam, but instead chose to emphatically declare that it "means nothing".

He emphatically declared that he planned to eliminate three government agencies in Washington.

But, "I'm looking forward to the campaign," Ms. Harris emphatically declared.

Ms. McLellan emphatically declared that the bill did not affect marriage.

"To condemn a class," he emphatically declared, "is, to say the least, to wrong the good with the bad.

"So don't expect to see me at the Grammys this year, you know what I mean?" Mr. West emphatically declared.

So dismal was his love life that in the summer of 1996, Mr. Blier emphatically declared that he was "Not.

But within ten days he had emphatically declared that the United States was engaged in a global war on terror.