Sentence examples for has been emphatically from inspiring English sources
The conventional answer has been, emphatically, yes.
The answer to this question, at least since 1992, has been emphatically not.
That has been emphatically disproved in Beijing, where his getaways have been things of near-perfection.
If the aim of Super League's Club Call wheeze was to provoke discussion, it has been emphatically successful.
With "Yu-Gi-Oh!," a Japanese animated film that opens nationally today, that line has been emphatically erased.
So, too, the right of rebellion that has served as the principal normative justification for a right to possess firearms has been emphatically rejected by our constitutional history.
Once Pete Sampras planted Patrick Rafter's last desperate lob yesterday afternoon, once match point had been emphatically resolved, the mechanical legend arched his back, mimicked Jimmy Connors's double-clutch celebration, then sauntered toward a sideline camera at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Having been emphatically the better side before the interval and taken the lead through the first of Lee McCulloch's two goals, they went into decline after Andrius Velicka's equaliser and had to rely on a dreadful blunder by Eduardas Kurskis, the Hearts goalkeeper, for their late winner.
With Queen Elizabeth II closing out a four-day national holiday celebrating her 50 years on the throne with the traditional wave from the balcony of Buckingham Palace as choirs sang "Land of Hope and Glory," there was no doubt that the emotional and institutional hold on the nation that her presence represents had been emphatically revalidated.
