Sentence examples for emphatically pushed from inspiring English sources

Trump in turn accused McCain of failing veterans and associated him with the beleaguered Department of Veterans Affairs, which McCain is not in charge of and has emphatically pushed for reform within.

But during the proceedings on Thursday, Representative G. K. Butterfield, Democrat of North Carolina, emphatically pushed for the more lenient punishment of a reprimand, saying that Mr. Rangel's misconduct was unintentional and that his long record of public service should be considered.

Other times we saw a different sort of writing: horizontal jumps emphatically pushed out into the air like some sort of punctuation.

The doors bounced off my leg most times, but not my 10-year old daughter's; for that I had to emphatically push them back.

Rubio pushed back emphatically, insisting he has never been, and will never be, for "blanket amnesty".

Mattis pushed back emphatically at a news conference, saying that his words were not a critique and that he'd been echoing the president's own call for unity.

In this most recent example, Mr. Palmisano, 48, who is regarded as a leading candidate to someday succeed Mr. Gerstner, is the senior executive who pushed most emphatically for the Linux initiative -- and has the most riding on its outcome.

A well-heeled woman in a colorful kaftan checked her smartphone as another woman in a strappy black dress, her sunglasses pushed back on her head, spoke emphatically to the crowd.

Pushed on "right now", Dormer repeated emphatically: "Right now". Game of Thrones actress Natalie Dormer confirms Jon Snow's character is dead, but for how long?

The officials told the Rangers, however, that Lang had been pushed there by Ranger players, a contention emphatically disputed by Coach John Muckler and defensemen Peter Popovic and Mathieu Schneider.

There's also its continued reliance on Buterin for guidance though Buterin pushes back emphatically when I ask him if he is a single point of failure.