In the proposal, Posnanski then emphatically, even ardently, tried to reassure the Paternos.
Perhaps Hart would have answered just as emphatically even knowing the full context of the question.
"Jokes have to be about something," he says emphatically, even if the "something" doesn't appreciate the joke told at its expense.
The diction in both instances -- absolutely unacceptable"; "resolutely refused"; "smacked her lips," the "crinkled" nose, the "playing" smile -- is emphatically ordinary, even cliched.
Take a tip from a messy contemplative emphatically stating: Even bad meditation can transform your life.
However, knowing full well that the six-letter "F" word is a homophobic slur -- and the deleterious effects that spewing that word has had on the endorsement deals and the careers of other public figures in the past -- Baldwin emphatically refutes even having uttered it.
The audience members were warm and supportive, nodding emphatically, snapping, and even applauding after someone shared their thoughts.
People may be pissed, but they are emphatically not leaving, even those huddled in blankets, or shaking in flannel shirts.
The Proteas skipper, who maintains his innocence, expected to be booed when he strode onto Adelaide Oval and was proven emphatically correct, though even he was surprised at the levels of discontent.
"It is already possible to observe alarming infringements, for example in Hungary or in Japan, where the new government is massively involving itself in the affairs of the central bank, is emphatically demanding an even more aggressive monetary policy and is threatening an end to central bank autonomy," Mr Weidmann said in a speech in Frankfurt.
As expressed by Wigney J (para 92) 'in circumstances where reasonable minds might differ about the outcome of, or justification for, the exercise of power, or where the outcome falls within the range of legally and factually justifiable outcomes, the exercise of power is not legally unreasonable simply because the Court disagrees, even emphatically, with the outcome or justification.'.
