Sentence examples for emphatically knew from inspiring English sources

In May 1899 -- still awaiting payment -- Tuthill wrote that he felt privileged to have worked "with an owner who quite emphatically knew his own mind".

That I emphatically know.

He will feel ignorant, cowed, threatened and defensive before people who emphatically know so much more than he does.

Speaking of players in their second, third, fourth and fifth years, Hayes said emphatically: "You know, you're not young no more.

If you're a gay or bi person reading this and nodding your head emphatically, please know this: You do not need to fear your community.

Reading Lolita in Tehran author Azar Nafisi seconded Diaz's sentiment perhaps without knowing it when she spoke during the Freedom to Write panel about writers facing imprisonment and torture for choosing to practice art: "If you've ever been in those conditions," she said emphatically, "you know the first thing they want to do is make you feel that you are alone.

In the one she suggested, I found a man named Weinberg, an elderly man, who emphatically stated that he knew nothing of Wyman.

But there was one thing they did know, emphatically: "What we are positive is that Guo Shizhong did not violate the liquor ban," a city official told The Beijing News on Thursday, "because it bans drinking at lunch".

She also dismissed Washington's explanation that its monitoring of communications was for Brazil's own good, saying emphatically that Brazil "knows how to protect itself!".

Alex's response reinforces a sense that Graham has not produced the target word; he says emphatically "yeah I know it was black" before adding "fog" (line 13).

By recklessly pursuing Monica Lewinsky and then emphatically denying it, Mr Clinton knew he was endangering the whole programme on which he was elected.