Sentence examples for how adamantly from inspiring English sources

I was rather surprised by how adamantly he said "No".

What's fascinating about "Absolute Friends , in fact, is how deliberately awkward its narrative technique is, how adamantly le Carré refuses to be glib or ingratiating.

"They see how adamantly against [Trump] being president the hip-hop community and the young black people was in America," he said.

While HealthSouth has devoted much of its attention to telling analysts and investors how it adamantly disagrees with Medicare officials over exactly what the rules are, analysts and investors appear to have much broader concerns about management's credibility.

She also adamantly reiterated how a major objective has to be that of resuming full cooperation with Russia as soon as possible, as no major issue in foreign policy can be solved without it.

How can financier Hargreaves be so adamantly anti-EU when so many voices in the City of London argue that it will be a disaster for British financial services companies?

There remain only a few hours to say, adamantly, that, no matter how brilliant the films presented at this new Festival, a man will shine in his blinding absence: Roman Polanski.

We learned that she is adamantly against "winky smiles" because "how unsexy does semicolon bracket sound?" and wishes that people knew how to pick up the phone.

How could a Republican leader, whose party adamantly opposes all tax hikes, suggest raising taxes on anyone?

My advice, when I'm asked how to prepare it, is always and adamantly this: Don't overcook it.

Allyship exemplifies how people who are arbitrarily privileged, work adamantly to align themselves with an issue, or people impacted by an issue to create meaningful, and deliberate change.