Sentence examples similar to included emphatically from inspiring English sources

"There's very little benefit for people of wealth". Including, emphatically, himself: "I don't benefit.

And that includes him, emphatically.

Hezbollah's hierarchy, including Hassan Nasrallah, emphatically denies those charges, although there is now simply too much evidence for him to deny any involvement at all.

At the Golden Globes, The Good Wife is emphatically included: best drama, best actress for Margulies and a much-deserved best supporting actor for Alan Cumming.

Randall Munroe, the polymath behind popular webcomic XKCD, is here with a reality check for everyone (myself emphatically included) guilty of trumping up the biotech revolution.

Virtually all he wrote -- "Don Carlos" emphatically included -- forms part of his lifelong manifesto against tyranny in all its forms: personal, social, political and ecclesiastical.

And I'd like to note that during the sentencing, when the judge mentioned the individuals beyond members of the Ravi and Clementi families whose lives had been disrupted and possibly diminished by this case, he expressly and emphatically included "M.B.," the man who visited Tyler in his dorm room and later wound up on the witness stand.

She has no patience for the drudgery of details, but she has wonderful intuition as to where this or that tendency in politics is going to carry us, has an uncanny certainty in predicting results, and she dearly loves a fight". That most emphatically included a family fight.

"If the Clinton administration were bent on sabotaging the ABM treaty and strategic arms control," she told an international arms-control conference, "we have surely gone about it in a strange way -- in the open, with care and in consultation not only with Congress, but after extensive discussions with our allies and other countries, Russia and China emphatically included".

But for many of us nowadays, the present writer emphatically included, the sacrifice of Isaac is one of the most dramatic expressions of the profound moral faults of most traditional religions, and Judaism in particular.

"That diversification has emphatically not included the sub-prime credit markets, and we have no regrets over our decision to avoid this segment," Goodwin added.