Sentence examples for emphatically promised from inspiring English sources

Benny Avni had emphatically promised to consider it.

When she emerged, Ms. Chamberlin told reporters that the general had emphatically promised to cooperate with the United States, but she offered no details of their discussion.

During the primary, Clinton emphatically promised to lift the ban against gay people serving openly in the military, only to slapped down by Sen. Sam Nunn.

And what about the German culture which Miss Laura" — his teacher in Poland — "had so emphatically and longingly promised?

As the fight approached, Bradley promised — not angrily, but emphatically — not just to beat Pacquiao but to knock him out.

Jordan emphatically denied Knafel's assertions in a statement released through his lawyer, Frederick J. Sperling, who promised a complete response to the countersuit by the end of the year.

Pakistan's prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, has promised he will use a speech to the UN general assembly on Wednesday to "emphatically highlight" alleged human rights abuses against protesters by Indian authorities.

Dave King has promised to repair Rangers after being voted on to the club's board at an extraordinary general meeting, with Mike Ashley's associates, Derek Llambias and Barry Leach, emphatically ousted.

While the previous Defender was emphatically no-frills, the successor promises to be more refined in terms of technology and structure, though it would not muscle in on the luxury S.U.V. class carved out by Range Rover.

Why rely on the commitments of someone who received our wholehearted support in the election of 2008--because 2008--because 2008--becauselly made these promises--and then tabled them upon moving into weithoughte?

Gov. George W. Bush began his quest for the presidency in a blaze of promises and good intentions, carrying an emphatically articulated vision of the new image he planned to establish for the Republican Party and the new voters he intended to woo.