Sentence examples for have been emphatically from inspiring English sources

On TV, in film and onstage, non-disabled actors have been emphatically rewarded for taking on the "challenge" of playing characters with disabilities ― or, as The Guardian's Frances Ryan called it, "cripping up".

The conventional answer has been, emphatically, yes.

Hopes had been emphatically dashed again.

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.

That fact that even your mum has probably heard of these acts means that the question of whether British dance music is back has been emphatically answered.

Actually, every frame shows that he has been emphatically and intelligently influenced by Tarkovsky, and, just a little, by the Hollywood movie to which Tarkovsky's film was supposed to be a riposte: Kubrick's 2001.

"Her name, of course, has a new meaning for us as the first black president is set to leave the White House, and as a man who has been emphatically endorsed by the Ku Klux Klan is about to enter".

NF 10.27am GMT Draghi: We need supranational sovereignty Draghi's final answer was that all the recent pain and turmoil has been "emphatically" worth it, and that the eurozone economy still has many strengths.