The dining room, dark and emphatically frill-less, seems to lack the requisite touch of Miss Marple-style gentility.
Saudi Arabia and Egypt have spoken less emphatically.
Jack is more diffident and less emphatically representative.
All of which poses, less emphatically than in more bullishly enacted qualifications, the question of what happens next.
And so the past nine anniversaries have passed by, each marked less emphatically than the one before.
Under any proper accounting, the parent bank would certainly be insolvent though less emphatically so than the other three big state banks.
Indeed, the lawsuit reiterates Mr. Thompson's past suggestion, though perhaps less emphatically, that members of the district attorney's office had leaked information to the news media that "severely damaged Ms. Diallo's credibility, reputation and character".
Like Alan Hollinghurst (though somewhat less emphatically), she brings a neo-Jamesian sensibility to bear on sexy, distinctly un-Jamesian subject matter; some of the sharpest lines in Married Love occur when she traces the emotional and psychological effects of sensual activity.
Want something a little less emphatically lit?
Reichenbach considers, and rejects, the subjective interpretation of probability advocated by the then prominent philosopher and psychologist Carl Stumpf (1892a, b), and, less emphatically, the attempt at an objective interpretation advocated by Johannes von Kries (1886), a physiologist who had studied with Hermann von Helmholtz.
