Sentence examples for emphatically saying from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Stefansson dismissed this idea emphatically, saying he had tested it in thousands of people with both diseases.

Seeing a video of Beth Shalom Zaken Ethiopian Hebrew congregation showed one congregant emphatically saying that they "were the true Jews" - it was a true statement - although maybe misleading - they were/are true Jews - but so are others - Judaism is not Black, White, or Brown - it is all of them.

Because without the young black protesters who put their bodies on the line for justice and equality, we may not have heard from the women who said #MeToo, and we wouldn't be hearing from the students who are emphatically saying #NeverAgain.

"She kept emphatically saying that the accelerator stuck on her," he said.

Howard Baker, a former ambassador to Japan, disagrees with Gingrich "emphatically," saying that "the Foreign Service is loyal and dedicated and serves the president well". George Herbert Walker III, a former political ambassador to Hungary and first cousin of President George H. W. Bush, says the Foreign Service officers who worked for him were "team-players" and "very serious" about their jobs.

Well, I'm happy to say, after seeing Django the two sides found themselves in unison emphatically saying, "Now that was a good mothaf'n movie!" Here's the thing, I know a lot of folks are up in arms about the film's prevalent use of that five lettered word that hinges on a double "G".

"Sergeant Bond emphatically said no".

"Ideas cannot be killed," Sarría emphatically said.

This writer emphatically says yes. EUGENE KUNG University Park, Pa.

She will emphatically say that this is not Somalia.

As the controversy bubbled up, CBS emphatically said that it did not condone the prejudicial comments.