As the controversy bubbled up, CBS emphatically said that it did not condone the prejudicial comments.
On the other is Liddle, who emphatically says that he is not a racist, if his more awkward exclamations are a symptom, they are of a universal condition.
Júlio César emphatically says that he and Redknapp enjoy a good relationship and dismisses suggestions of a rift, alleged to have originated when the manager briefly stuck with Robert Green as his first-choice keeper.
Indeed, Wittgenstein questions the intra-systemic and extra-mathematical usability of P in various discussions of Gödel in the Nachlass (Rodych 2002, 2003) and, at (§19), he emphatically says that one cannot "make the truth of the assertion ['P' or "Therefore P"] plausible to me, since you can make no use of it except to do these bits of legerdemain".
They emphatically said that they did not want to be passive protagonists.
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".
"I can't say that emphatically enough".
Whittingdale said he is "emphatically not saying that the BBC should not be popular" but popularity should "not [be] the primary measure of success".
"The government is emphatically not saying that the BBC should not be popular," he said, backing the BBC's right to make shows such as Strictly Come Dancing.
But I am ― emphatically ― saying that, in October of 2018, when a public official responds to a hate-fueled mass shooting by denying its place in our society, it defies reality.
He emphatically says no, adding that helping young people succeed as entrepreneurs through the council is his passion.
