Her marriage with the possessive Harge (stolidly played by Kyle Chandler) is crumbling: he already resents her closeness to a former lover Abby (Sarah Paulson) – and of course boorishly hates himself for not having punished his errant wife more emphatically for this liaison – and is on the point of taking Carol's infant daughter away from her in a custody battle.
Asked on BBC Radio 4's Today programme whether he would resign, Cameron said: "I think it's very important to say no to that emphatically for this reason: that what is at stake is not this prime minister or that prime minister, or this party leader or that party leader.
General admission tickets for New Jersey's "Elephant Man" go for $20; students pay $15. Tickets for the Broadway show, an emphatically for-profit enterprise, range from $75 to $55 (less for Wednesday matinees).
"Things have changed emphatically for the better, but I see old patterns repeating.
After post-opening Broadway changes, none for the better, the show continued to change, emphatically for the worse.
I would like to thank you emphatically for the warmth, affection, commitment and professional work that I have received from all of you.
In this most recent example, Mr. Palmisano, 48, who is regarded as a leading candidate to someday succeed Mr. Gerstner, is the senior executive who pushed most emphatically for the Linux initiative -- and has the most riding on its outcome.
The House pushed a stake through the heart of the $11 billion Superconducting Supercollider program today, voting emphatically, for the second time since June and the third time in 16 months, to reject financing for the vast Texas atom-smasher.
The point of course is that some societies are so lacking in legitimacy that it may be emphatically for the best that they disintegrate.
Along with these forenamed sections of our society, religious leaders must also play a critical role in delivering this message emphatically, for it does not matter to our Creator (if we believe in one), or to the laws of physics, chemistry, mathematics and biology, what someone's religion, race, caste, skin color, nationality, or gender is.
Though he occasionally blurs the distinction between the "extension of democracy" and its attempted export by force, his suggestion that Jefferson's principles were universal and "thus emphatically for export" is reasonable, and he never pushes this theme dogmatically.
