Seldom performed, ragged, emphatically written to the point of obviousness.
On Deadspin on Tuesday, Daulerio emphatically wrote, "So here's the deal spelled out for you again, vermin: yes, I'll pay for things".
Even though Mr. Ridley emphatically writes, "And that's a quote, too".
She was not impressed with the undistinguished modern box his architects proposed and let him know: "This letter starts with one word repeated very emphatically," she wrote, "NO NO NO NO NO".
"The hallmark cuisine of the city is emphatically Cantonese," writes the magazine, and of course any visitor should try the excellent Cantonese restaurants (my current favourites are The Boss and The Chairman, both in Central).
"The final frontier protecting contemporary art galleries from the relentless encroachment of the auction houses has been emphatically breached," wrote Roger Bevan, an art historian and critic, in an editorial in the Art Newspaper when the sale was announced last July.Mr Hirst's dealers are powerful men who are used to getting their own way.
Adherents of the strict modernism of Milton Babbitt and Pierre Boulez criticized Bernstein's choices as excessively conservative: these were, after all, established, elder composers who wrote emphatically tonal music.
"Voodoo is not the devil, and still less Satan," he writes emphatically in one of the pamphlets for sale in his storefront, a detailed guide to the religion's principal divinities.
Bardem meanwhile has been more emphatically pro-Palestinian, writing in Spanish newspaper El Diario: "I cannot understand this barbarism, even more brutal and incomprehensible considering all of the horrible things the Jewish people have gone through in the past".
Richardpierce said, it's more than a book "for anyone who wants to understand what it is like to be at the forefront of discovery... It's a text that would serve well anyone studying philosophy, a book written emphatically well, containing many universal truths".
