Sentence examples for few emphatic from inspiring English sources

There were few emphatic high-fives.

Now and then the crowd roared, and a few emphatic words reached us from the loudspeakers, but we were too distracted to pay attention.

It was a something and nothing first season for Brendan Rodgers as Liverpool manager - a few emphatic victories but they struggled to beat the bigger clubs.

There were few more emphatic winners in Barcelona than Natalya Antyukh, who smashed the championship record in the 400m hurdles with 52.92sec.

As opening statements go, few are as emphatic as Mahler's Eighth Symphony: it began the Proms in July (commemorating the 150th anniversary of his birth) and, in a performance marking a century – almost to the day – since its Munich premiere, the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra launched the new season and their year-long Mahler cycle.

Operation 'Beefcake Backs' had its moments, but too few as France made emphatic amends for their unexpected defeat by England last weekend to claim the championship in the most dramatic of finishes.

Who could argue with that?" Ms. Jacobson (she of the brown straight hair) began her response with a few profanities and ended with an emphatic no.

There are so few opportunities these days for Albert's emphatic "Yes!" that he may auction it on eBay.

"Last year the result might have seemed emphatic and it was a few lengths, but it's not something to be dwelt upon.

He knew the script well, and was alert to departures from it; there were a few moments of crowd-pleasing bawdiness, including an emphatic thrust of the hips.

The results for mystery are less emphatic (75%% neutral or negative) although few of the spaces tested in these studies appear to possess a high level of mystery.