Sentence examples for emphatically noted from inspiring English sources

Ms. Nobble emphatically noted to The Daily that the message was not associated with Wedbush.

Thus the brochure emphatically noted that every single room would have a window, hardly something of concern today, and that all deliveries were to go to the basement; no tradesman was ever to set foot in the central garden courtyard.

Up to now, he said, the restaurant had been marketed only through "Jack's Rolodex". And Smith emphatically noted that diners -- even the political ones -- will be expected to pay for their meals.

Although he emphatically noted that learning was "for the sake of the self" (the end of which was self-knowledge and self-realization), he found public service integral to true education.

The Raen nomads have emphatically noted that their livestock do not produce enough milk, cashmere and meat to sustain them throughout the year.

With Mr. Kerry at her side, she gave her Middle East policy to Larry King, emphatically noting, "I would never have gone to war this way".

They would talk about so-called vandalism, but to me, what they were really saying was, 'I enjoy having them in my office.' " Not so, Mr. Stern insisted, emphatically noting that none of the eagles are in his office per se.

Part of her expansive vision was to found the Durable Girls Collaborative, a multidisciplinary creative group—not collective, she emphatically notes when discussing it last year with eight other likeminded females equally intent on furthering their perceptions of feminism. .

"It's easier to start in the deep recesses of your brain and go to the shallow parts". If you start your day with an important, focused project, "you'll get significantly more done," says Morgenstern who emphatically notes that truly succesful people always start their day like this.

Burr noted emphatically that the attempts to penetrate state electoral systems were unsuccessful and "did not in any way, shape or form alter" vote totals.

No one is going to read it but you". This Dr. Friedman said emphatically, Liz would have noted, whipping off her glasses and looking up, avoiding Janey Filch but generally trying to reassure each and every one of them.