On one hand, he has emphatically expressed his desire to bring American troops home as soon as possible in line with his "America First" approach.
When performances began and some of you walked out at intermission, emphatically expressing your displeasure to our House Manager, we had lengthy discussions about what to do.
I won't hurt you, please don't hurt me".' Now they just make themselves known whenever necessary, like when Ms. Salzburg's friend was visiting and emphatically expressed her disbelief in ghosts.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Correlation of genetic sequence of well A, well B and well C. Sequence stratigraphy has allowed stratigraphers to emphatically expressed, most likely prudent predictions as to the composition of sedimentary packages in the geologic record.
After reviewing the statement's initial draft, Welles emphatically expressed his opinion that it was not strong enough.
And then I want to see them act on it," Gustafson, Principal at Summit Series and Co-Director of the Summit Institute, emphatically expressed over the phone.
About 60 residents showed up in support of the outside summer school courses, with many emphatically expressing the importance of Hillside and other schools as a resource to students.
She has emphatically denied expressing a preference for David Cameron.
Ms Sturgeon, who has pledged to "lock out" the Conservatives after the election by working with other parties including Labour, has emphatically denied expressing a preference for Mr Cameron.
Words cannot easily express how emphatically this film withholds the pleasures of film-going.
None of which were — to her disappointment, expressed emphatically — provided.
