Sentence examples for emphatically taught from inspiring English sources
It wasn't the loss, then, so much as the lesson the loss emphatically taught that made us ask whether we'd simply reconstruct, if we could, the life we used to have before the storm, or whether we'd change, in fundamental ways, the kind of life we'd lead from this point on.
"The Bible should be taught, but emphatically not as reality", Dawkins explained.
When I asked Coldhands and Berg what Eazy-E had taught them, Coldhands emphatically replied, "Do it yourself".
Drug Enforcement Administration officials emphatically dispute the notion that they taught or encouraged unequal enforcement of the law.
While the Taiwanese news media have breathlessly suggested that Lin Chu taught basketball to her grandson, she emphatically denied this.
At the other, we find the political imposition in schools of the tenets of creationism taught as science, as if mainstream scientific beliefs were somehow intrinsically opposed to those of religion which they are most emphatically not.
Jainism enjoins avoidance of all forms of injury whether committed by body, mind, or speech and subscribes emphatically to the teaching that "nonviolence is the highest form of religious practice".
Episodes are emphatically unscripted adventures in which he muses on the importance of "looking fierce" for your man, teaching recipes like "Soraya Sobreidad's Papi Lickin' Spicy Chicken Wings!" and "Diva Delicious Red and Sexy Beans!" while tossing wisecracks at Ms. Ulloa.
During the period of the Cultural Revolution, from 1966 to 1976, ethnology was very emphatically pronounced a "bourgeois discipline", and teaching and research activities originally in the name of studies on ethnic issues were also completely halted.
England's 7,000 or so faith schools (mostly Christian, but some emphatically Jewish or Muslim) are free to prioritise their own creeds in collective worship and teaching.
