Sentence examples for emphatically make from inspiring English sources

The gesture is recognizably Latin, intended to respectfully but emphatically make a point.

It was a chance for the city to emphatically make its case in favor of the soda restrictions, before a hearing where industry officials and some lawmakers are expected to lambaste the mayor for his proposal.

A victory over the Penguins here would propel them up alongside Washington and Montreal, keep them ahead of hotly pursuing Boston and Tampa Bay — and, most emphatically, make people see the Rangers as one of the big boys.

Governments should take the rare opportunity afforded by next week's UNGASS to emphatically make this point and help reverse an ongoing human tragedy.

The point, emphatically made.

Well, that point is emphatically made, nevertheless.

And sometimes simply witnessing a majority strike down a minority so emphatically makes the point more powerfully than anything else.

A very young boy with thick glasses was shown to be sobbing as he emphatically made a thumbs-down sign.

If the jacket design had not emphatically made the link, I might not have so quickly identified Richards's work with that of Chris Van Allsburg.

After all, the two biggest global policy shifts in recent years the White House's move from budget surplus to deficit and the Federal Reserve's decision to slash short-term interest rates were both emphatically made in America.

But if there was a difference, and a reminder that even sporting immortals like Hoy cannot continue for ever, it was that in previous years Hoy's advantage would have been even more emphatically made, in that he would tend to charge away with two laps remaining, not one.