Sentence examples for how emphatic from inspiring English sources

What made Steinbrenner's mandate compelling is how emphatic he was, and because the Yankees really had to win to keep their season alive.

That was how emphatic her opponent's victory was.In the end Michelle Bachelet, who also held the presidency from 2006 to 2010, won with 62% of the vote to Ms Matthei's 38%.

Two impressions: If you have any doubt about how emphatic the author is to convey Liu's "extreme and arrogant" nature, note the reference that "Chinese 'democracy activists' overseas are not happy with him".

No matter how emphatic its elite bias or "market mandate", there is no government that could resist a co-ordinated combination of occupations and sit-ins on the one hand, and of mass strikes and stayaways on the other.

And yet this was a Capital One Cup final that left both the winners - and how emphatic and outstanding Swansea City's success proved to be - and the losers with pride and memories to treasure for a lifetime.

Ms. Whelan knows how to be emphatic when needed.

Posthumanism, the Philosophy of Sexual Difference, Feminist Epistemology, Subaltern Studies and Intersectionality, among other critical frames, offer crucial insights on how to develop emphatic approaches in the interaction with different forms of known and hypothetical entities.

Richard L. Hoeg, manager of technical education and engineering information services for Honeywell Labs, is emphatic about how students should proceed: "Never enroll in an e-learning program unless you can sample a segment of an actual course -- not a demo," he said.

But is unequivocal and emphatic about how ad tech players are stepping over the line — having seen into that pandora's box for years — so his rational to want to do things differently at least looks clear.

Challenge: Try to figure out what problem Blippy solves, or for that matter what Ping solves or what competitor Swipely solved ("We don't think people want to share their purchases period," Swipely CEO Angus Davis told me after his service had pivoted, "I don't know how to be more emphatic than that. ").

The FAQ is emphatic about how the Confederate flag is not "a symbol of racism," arguing that "you cannot assume everyone who flies a Confederate Flag is racist in the same way that you cannot judge every Muslim to be a terrorist" -- a line of reasoning that doesn't quite explain why Hallinan has declared his business a Muslim-free zone.