Sentence examples for he would emphatically from inspiring English sources

In fact, he would emphatically reject such a view.

The mayor said he was in "detailed negotiations" with Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith about the proposals and said he would "emphatically resist" any such exodus.

This week, London Mayor Boris Johnson said he would "emphatically resist any attempt to recreate a London where the rich and poor cannot live together".

In the capital, where councils have warned that up to 82,000 people could lose their homes, the Conservative Mayor, Boris Johnson, said he would "emphatically resist any attempt to recreate a London where the rich and poor cannot live together".

Lord Wilson, his predecessor, told the inquiry that if asked whether there were "proper cabinet" decisions in the run-up to war, he would say "emphatically not".

Looking at how Jesus told us to care for the poor, the least, and indeed how he told us to "love our enemies," I am quite certain that he would also emphatically declare black lives matter.

He said that the Phillies would emphatically roll right over the Bronx Bombers, and they started out with a 6-1 vintory in Game 1. "Of course we're going to win," Rollins told Leno.

Rojo, Ander Herrera and Luke Shaw are the fruits so far, and Woodward would emphatically reject the perception that he struggles to close deals, arguing that agreeing terms with a club willing to sell is the most straightforward element of a transfer.

If you were to ask him that, his answer would emphatically be yes".

Van Creveld would emphatically agree, and "The Age of Airpower" demonstrates the difficulty of winning a modern war from the skies.

One floor above him, Zac Goldsmith was rumoured to have been billeted in the office his chum Boris Johnson vacated on Wednesday, and which would emphatically not now be his.