Sentence examples for emphatically want to from inspiring English sources

In fact, I emphatically want to model inclusive practice, use inclusive language, to deconstruct such spiritual bypassing and mis-using of terms.

I was a bit blown away from having this experience with these other women to having this experience with these women who did not emphatically want to relate to other women of another race".

Washington Township most emphatically wanted to avoid building anything precious or too costly, said Ms. Tindall, who was born in Washington Township and has served as its mayor and a planning council member for the past 20 years.

But he also "emphatically" wants to continue being a strong voice for science communication and education.

Sisters Ridona, 16, and Alma, 18, from Kosovo, are precisely the kind of asylum-seekers that Germany most emphatically wants to keep out: those from the Western Balkans.

He stood up and stated emphatically, "I want to step over the pink line".

Several years ago before one of her trips to visit me in New York City from Texas, she told me emphatically, "I want to go to Easter Mass at St . Patricks Cathedral, so look into it now to make sure we get in".

They emphatically do not want to remember.

Judging from the dictionary, a nerd is something you emphatically don't want to be.

You emphatically do not want to tell a beginning-to-end tale describing how results meet expectations.

Bespectacled woah-oh-ah-oh-ah-oh-ah merchant Elvis Costello emphatically doesn't want to go to Chelsea, but Atletico striker Sergio Aguero will happily consider it.