Sentence examples for is particularly emphatic from inspiring English sources

Scudéry's defense of the right of women to participate in the public sphere of civil society is particularly emphatic in her writings focused on the figure of the poet Sappho.

Bloomberg journalists Tim O'Brien and Joe Weisenthal decided to hone in on one of the things Trump is particularly emphatic about: Gold.

Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) was particularly emphatic.

Mr. Rumsfeld, they said, was particularly emphatic in his 40-minute meeting with them today.

On one issue Ms. Paulus was particularly emphatic: She and her team, not Mr. Sondheim, were responsible for dropping the most controversial changes contemplated for the show.

'We think the charge to the jury was as clear as instructions to juries ordinarily are or reasonably can be, and, with respect to the State's burden of proof upon all the elements of the crime, the charge was particularly emphatic.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was particularly emphatic.

A majority of French, Germans, and Italians said no. (The Germans were particularly emphatic, with 58percentt rejecting war. German support for NATO has dropped by 18percentt in just six years).

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That issue is particularly sensitive in the Muslim world, which makes Pakistan's emphatic public endorsement of the case against Mr. bin Laden especially important.

When Moeen belted Johnson for three fours in an over – the last of which was a particularly emphatic lofted off drive – England's dominance was restored.