Sentence examples for emphatically dismissed from inspiring English sources

Oracle's executives emphatically dismissed the idea that hardware sales were suffering.

At one point, Mr. Saleh emphatically dismissed Mr. bin Laden's concept of jihad, calling it an affront to Islamic beliefs.

But Cook came out fighting as he emphatically dismissed any suggestion that he might consider stepping down from the captaincy in an effort to rediscover his batting form.

Maidman emphatically dismissed the scenario, saying, "There was nothing that I would have done that could have been construed as a formal training program in abortion for a medical student".

It has been kicking around on the blogs for more than a year without getting any traction, mainly because it has been authoritatively, emphatically dismissed by Hillary, Biden and Team Obama.

Tranter, the director of BBC Fiction, emphatically dismissed persistent industry rumours that she was being lined up for a new role with the BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, in Los Angeles.

Also: Wood had quoted Haykel emphatically dismissing the notion that "Islam is a religion of peace".

"Independence is one of the most cherished values of the brand," Mr. Scheufele said, emphatically dismissing any idea that his family might one day sell the company.

The Europeans took umbrage at American concerns over the euro, with ministers from the region and the leader of the European Central Bank emphatically dismissing suggestions that a weak euro had created an export-led recovery in Europe.

He emphatically dismisses this conception as an unfruitful and meaningless speculation, because, as he says, the aim of physics is only to describe observable data.

But these papers reveal something that cannot just be dismissed, which emphatically justifies the long FOI exercise.