Sentence examples for emphatically stating that from inspiring English sources

On the final day of media availability with players before Sunday's Super Bowl, it was more of the same with Culliver expressing his regrets and the team emphatically stating that those views were not the message it wanted to be sending.

But something does feel a little weird about all this, with Lincoln seeming to harbor no obvious ill-will toward the show or network, and emphatically stating that his time with Rick Grimes isn't over, despite his departure, which seems somewhat contradictory.

On June 13 , 1940 Diefenbaker made his maiden speech as an MP, supporting the regulations, and emphatically stating that most Canadians of German descent were loyal.

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Let me just preface this recap by emphatically stating that, with the possible exception of Adam Cunningham, none of the current finalists on "The Voice" Season 13 — one of the most talent-packed seasons in the series' history — deserve to go home this soon.

"The Parliament had emphatically stated that they were unacceptable," the newspaper The Nation reported.

In yesterday's ruling, the court emphatically stated that Nafta's provisions did not supersede the nation's environmental laws.

To the contrary, Judge Mukasey repeatedly and emphatically stated that "the president does not stand above the law".

In the one she suggested, I found a man named Weinberg, an elderly man, who emphatically stated that he knew nothing of Wyman.

Top management emphatically stated that there was nothing sacred about group decisions and that it was not sensible to have all product team members involved all the time.

"I can emphatically state that we did not capture him today, and as far as I know, no one in the U.S. military has," Maj.