Sentence examples for emphatically proves from inspiring English sources

So it emphatically proves.

Rattigan's play, as Cracknell's production emphatically proves, is strong enough not to need this kind of aural reinforcement.

This Saturday, Apple will release a new version that emphatically proves its point: Mac OS X version 10.2, nicknamed Jaguar.

And, although the play has a didactic intent, it emphatically proves that agitprop need not exclude art.

Some of the knees might have been creaking as well as trembling, but it emphatically proves there's life in the old fox yet.

Research emphatically proves that women leaders and workplace gender equity is both a business benefit and a competitive advantage.

Mussina did not think he had to do it, but he had emphatically proved himself to the Yankees, Martínez, everyone.

While Woods has so emphatically proved he has everything required to achieve both these aims, does he still possess what it takes for the mental test?

Call it salvation or call it a point emphatically proved; whatever the overriding feeling, Wimbledon's dream is being realised at last.

Finally, there is the New York Times computer ranking, which this week emphatically proved it was not housed in South Bend, dropping the previously top-ranked Fighting Irish to No. 5 and replacing them at No. 1 with Oklahoma.

"Through the dreams of Obama's father we can see... .. is the typical language used to emphatically "prove" its points.