Sentence examples for emphatically pronounced from inspiring English sources
During the period of the Cultural Revolution, from 1966 to 1976, ethnology was very emphatically pronounced a "bourgeois discipline", and teaching and research activities originally in the name of studies on ethnic issues were also completely halted.
It occurred to Keller that Molly Bloom couldn't have pronounced the word will more emphatically.
"I also deserve credit for things I didn't do well," he says, pronouncing "credit" emphatically.
"There is a rumor making the rounds," she said, pronouncing each syllable slowly and emphatically.
You can try and scientifically break down all the qualities that give music funk, but at the end of your experimentations, you'll emerge from your lab, remove your goggles and declare emphatically, "That's just funk, baby!" but you won't pronounce "baby" like your parents do.
Up to this point (now Preminger pronounces each word slowly and emphatically, spacing out the words), there... is... no... picture... where... I... had... these... rights.
"Emphatically, emphatically, emphatically it did not happen.
