Sentence examples for emphatically remarked from inspiring English sources
But it is to be emphatically remarked, that in the multitude of motions, propositions, and amendments, there is not a single one having reference to the terms "common defence and general welfare," unless we were so to understand the proposition containing them made on August 25, which was disagreed to by all the States except one.
("He was most emphatically a philosopher, but then he read Wordsworth," a disappointed utilitarian friend remarked in 1840).
Mr. Walesa has since emphatically retracted his remarks and denounced anti-Semitism.
"There aren't any small people here," the CNN anchor Anderson Cooper said from Louisiana on his prime-time program Wednesday night, emphatically rejecting the remarks by BP's chairman that the oil company cares "about the small people".
Somewhere Jung remarks that a signpost of emotional stability is the capacity to be oneself in all situations, and this remark suits Neutrino emphatically.
Mr. Bush often mentions God and faith in his speeches and public remarks, but rarely as emphatically as he did today.
Asked about this remark, Mr. Portman's campaign manager emphatically denied the senator is angry with Mr. Kasich for not backing Mr. Trump.
Above him, etched into marble, are his remarks from Marbury v. Madison: "It is emphatically the province and duty of the judicial department to say what the law is".
In his remarks, al-Faisal praised the pseudo-Islamist-Marxist group and emphatically supported its objective of toppling the Iranian government.
Paul Kahan remarks, "I think it's so cool that the chefs serve the food", while Carrie Nahabedian emphatically declares "Everyone loves Schwa".
