Sentence examples for emphatically so from inspiring English sources
Isn't every week, you ask? Maybe, but some are more emphatically so than others.
Still, he said, for African-American and female candidates, "It's easier — emphatically so".
"He had to get even," one of them finished emphatically, "so he took a stick and broke all the windows".
Under any proper accounting, the parent bank would certainly be insolvent though less emphatically so than the other three big state banks.
It sounded modern, though not as emphatically so as a version of "Moonlight in Vermont" with Mr. Williams on electric bass, playing a hazy, hypnotic vamp.
On Deadspin on Tuesday, Daulerio emphatically wrote, "So here's the deal spelled out for you again, vermin: yes, I'll pay for things".
Again, if they really were too big to fail, as they alleged, why has he not made them emphatically smaller, so when they fail next time they do not drag the economy down with them?
The wine is emphatically buttery -- so much so that it brought popcorn to mind -- but it is also complex enough to generate a train of other flavor and scent associations: pineapple, baked apples and butterscotch.
And the man I had identified so emphatically on so many occasions was absolutely innocent.
Why do I dismiss the apartheid analogies so emphatically?
