Sentence examples for emphatically marked from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that the anniversary, when it occurs at the end of January, will not be emphatically marked.

The secure contentment of Reid's association with the New Yorker was breached in the mid-1980s, when he found himself the focus of a story in the Wall Street Journal about the New Yorker's approach - emphatically marked "sacred" - to facts.

More crucially, it was Spencer's attention to the interplay of chance and choice, fate and character, that struck a chord, one quotation being so emphatically marked in the essay, as well as the text, that Nureyev's red pen has almost sliced the paper.

At some busy UK railway stations, I have seen one-way systems for pedestrians - staircases and walkways emphatically marked with arrows and "no entry" signs to regulate foot traffic.

And so the past nine anniversaries have passed by, each marked less emphatically than the one before.

For most of the film, and as the soaring score makes emphatically clear, Winnie is a figure marked for greatness.

Held at the Royal Albert Hall, featuring the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall, it marked the continuum in Britain's ongoing quest for identity from its late imperial stage of the early 1960s to its emphatically post-imperial present.

It was from the resultant corner that Wanyama leapt to head emphatically past Esson, though the marking was suspect.

The placing of a question mark is emphatically not the same as the giving of an answer, however.

An investigation into the accident is ongoing but for the winners, who have made this race their own in the past decade and who made their mark again emphatically this year, everything remained in perspective.

Like the news footage of the destruction of the Mostar bridge in Bosnia and the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Tex., they are reminders that our Age of Extremes (as the historian Eric Hobsbawm termed the 20th century) has left its mark more emphatically in the destruction of buildings than in the creation of new ones.