"We emphatically protest his arrest".
No matter what you say or how emphatically you protest, you know it's going to happen again, so either give it up, or pack your things and get out.
A video that was widely linked to this afternoon shows a group protesting emphatically but peacefully, then turns to catch a stampede of dark-clad men — the police, running at them, without even making a pretense of asking them to disperse.
But Sampson said emphatically that he did not mean to disparage all Black Lives Matter protesters, whose right to protest he respects.
The protests, which emphatically blamed the government for the crime ("It Was the State!"), quieted down over the holidays, especially in Mexico City, when the capital's secondary schools, colleges, and universities emptied for Christmas vacation.
Subsequently, when the results were announced and the incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was declared the winner, many Mousavi supporters emphatically alleged fraud and launched a protest movement that drew millions onto the streets.
In this case, the tormented, divided subject (in Lacanian algebra: $) emphatically takes the floor as agent, raising a voice of societal protest.
Regarding the charge that our protest represents a power play of some sort, we plead emphatically guilty.
As to whether "America Today" had had a political agenda, he said emphatically, "No, the mural wasn't supposed to be a work of social protest at all, just a report on American life before the Depression".
