She kept emphatically talking about her daughter 'Rainbow,' so I looked her up: turns out it's spelled Rainbeau and she's Rainbeau Mars, a celebrity yoga teacher who was involved in a Bridezilla wedding scandal involving (supposedly) forcing her guests to go on a draconian three-week vegan cleanse to prepare for her wedding. .
On the Boardwalk, a wiry man in wraparound sunglasses talked emphatically to himself.
For instance, one television commercial for the film, which opened nationally on Friday, shows Mr. Bush in mid-golf game, talking emphatically to news cameras that follow him around the course.
Scenes of a rustic church and children riding on a carousel dramatically break apart, like a smashed mirror, to reveal a grainy video clip of Kayne Robinson, first vice president of the National Rifle Association, talking emphatically to an audience of N.R.A. members.
Moderators played a clip of him talking emphatically in 2013 about how undocumented immigrants should be able to come out of the shadows and get legal status.
Brussels has also emphatically ruled out informal talks on a possible trade deal before the UK triggers article 50.
The couple's four grown children emphatically dismissed the murder suicide talk and arranged for a private autopsy.
But Candice Johnson, a spokeswoman for the communications workers, said at 12 30 a.m. that the talks were continuing, emphatically denying that the unions had broken off talks.
Just ask the president of Stevens, Harold J. Raveché, who talks quickly and emphatically about being first with every innovation, and revels in each tweaking of the curve at Stevens, situated on a 55-acre campus in Hoboken overlooking the Hudson River and Manhattan.
He says emphatically that he's not talking to the campaign or anyone in it, and there's no evidence to the contrary.
