New York is reliably, if not emphatically, aDemocratic state.
Reich's most recent piece, "Radio Rewrite," expertly played by ICE if over-emphatically conducted by David Fulmer, is also pop-centric, taking two Radiohead songs as the basis for harmonic and melodic material.
As Retraction Watch (a fascinating and worthwhile blog) chronicled last week, the editor of Remote Sensing, the journal in which the paper appeared, emphatically — if after the fact — said no, emphasizing his view by very publicly resigning.
If she is emphatically correct that one should be suspicious of quantitative approaches that claim to produce miraculous results from messy data sets, it is not quite clear what her alternative is, or whether it would be any better.
On the day of the All-Star Game, Selig was asked at a news conference whether baseball, during its negotiations with the players, could have made its case more emphatically if it had let a team or two go bankrupt.
Referring to a June 30 follow-up phone conversation with Young, Raleigh wrote that Young "stated emphatically if IMG employees were to testify at the trial, the ATP would view IMG and the IMG employees as having taken Hamburg's side against the ATP in the litigation".
I want to tell him that, yes, as all the young men and women of Otpor like to note, there are a lot of Serbian refugees in Serbia; but there were also millions of German refugees in Germany after World War II, and if Milosevic was emphatically not Hitler, the spasm of nationalist frenzy he unleashed was the closest thing Europe had seen in five decades to the mass murder of Nazi expansionism.
As one of them put it emphatically: "If I die on the way, then I die.
And even more emphatically: "If it weren't for our emotions, reason wouldn't exist at all" (Lehrer, 2010: 13).
Art galleries offer adults a rare chance to stand still and contemplate – something that would surely be lost if they became emphatically kid-orientated as museums.
