Though identifying all the information is important, if you un-emphatically present the information, the audience might miss it.
Unlike the movie theater, the gallery remains emphatically present.
There were points, especially in the Bruckner, of tremendous charge, as when the full brass ensemble came swinging in for the first time in the opening movement, magnificent, loud, beautifully in tune and resplendently, emphatically present.
Thus, the theory presented here emphatically agrees with Koonin's conclusion that evolvability can evolve [ 115], however, it proposes that evolvability reflects the evolution of the writing phenotype.
And that was the notion that within the self, or lurking quite close to the skin, is something haunting, hidden, strange but emphatically there, present and powerful.
Though not a final ruling, his findings emphatically supported the version of the case presented by the Justice Department and 19 states suing Microsoft.
This cover presented "the president-elect as an emphatically non-fist-bumping George Washington," according to the Guardian.
It should therefore, they concluded, be "so emphatically rejected that its parallel will never again be presented to the free representatives of the free people of America".
Nearly all the projects, whatever their size, have a way of presenting clever solutions emphatically.
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.
