Sentence examples for ever more emphatically from inspiring English sources

Every time the question has been posed, the answer has come back ever more emphatically: no.

Britain's government has spoken ever more emphatically in recent days, amid a sharp increase in British casualties, of ending combat operations in Afghanistan within a few years.

But if there was a difference, and a reminder that even sporting immortals like Hoy cannot continue for ever, it was that in previous years Hoy's advantage would have been even more emphatically made, in that he would tend to charge away with two laps remaining, not one.

So, even more emphatically, does shock.

Black emerged even more emphatically from the weeds of widowhood to become emblematic of urban sophistication.

Rosberg won even more emphatically than he had done in the previous race in Mexico.

Labour heartlands outside of London rejected the EU even more emphatically – 56%to44%4%.

And even more emphatically: "If it weren't for our emotions, reason wouldn't exist at all" (Lehrer, 2010: 13).

These are articles of faith in Balanchine style, and nobody has ever worshiped the faith more emphatically than these Trockadero gals.

"I think the idea of dislocation continues to interest me very much," said Lahiri, who was born in London, grew up in the U.S., and now lives primarily in Rome, "and given that I'm living now in a country in which I am very much a stranger, more emphatically so than ever in the past, I think more broadly".

In an early 21st century, democratic, post-imperial, culturally diverse and ever more European Britain, a non-glamorous, non-splendid, emphatically middle-aged monarchy may be all to the good.