Sentence examples for emphatically defined from inspiring English sources
But his research, along with that of his subordinates, quietly yet emphatically defined the experience of using the telephone in the mid-20th century and afterward, from ushering in all-digit dialing to casting the shape of the keypad on touch-tone phones.
Jefferson, it is emphatically clear, was not defining "stable ownership" primarily in terms of financial or industrial assets, but in terms of what we might call home economics, of work and family grounded in the domestic sphere.
In a world in which "national success" is typically defined by whether Gross Domestic Product is rising or falling and at what rates, it is refreshing to see the next generation so emphatically recognizes the importance of addressing social challenges.
I have no hope that Congress or any of the Presidential candidates (and that emphatically includes the Democrats) will bring about a fundamental change in the way the United States defines its global strategy, or the way it projects its interests.
Updated at 11.21am GMT 11.13am GMT 44th over: Australia 183-1 (Warner 94, Doolan 37) David Warner has had a stunning series, perhaps a career-defining one, and emphatically silenced those of us who thought there was an element of the flat-match-situation bully about him.
"Emphatically, emphatically, emphatically it did not happen.
