Sentence examples for emphatically reflects from inspiring English sources
It also emphatically reflects the disease outcome at objective injury level, which has been considered a close association with prognosis [ 42].
This is emphatically reflected in his conception of rights (ius, or iura in the plural).
Even so, the relief felt was immediately and emphatically reflected next day on the security exchanges".
Thus, the theory presented here emphatically agrees with Koonin's conclusion that evolvability can evolve [ 115], however, it proposes that evolvability reflects the evolution of the writing phenotype.
It was reflected in an emphatically middle-class appearance, from picket fences to the ample, instrument-filled home of Willson's youth.
In interviews, Peace spoke emphatically of the duty writers had to reflect the messy, unending nature of violent crime and the fact that life rarely brings happy endings or trite "closure" for victims.
"He is, in an emphatically non-pejorative way, a very simple man," Neuhaus reflected.
In 1939, Wisden reflected on Bill O'Reilly's successful 1938 Ashes tour of England: "He is emphatically one of the greatest bowlers of all time".
If last year's season did not reflect the company's current situation, this year's — its eightieth-anniversary season — did, most emphatically.
