Sentence examples for it was emphatically from inspiring English sources
It was emphatically India's session: 33 overs, 123 runs, no wickets.
Though his upbringing was unconventional, it was emphatically stable: there were rules, and he learnt them.
It was emphatically not the feast they had been primed to expect by their vulpine cheerleaders in the island universe of the illiberal media.
At least, he wrote on Twitter, the government had avoided a "complete meltdown" because the Green party, the junior partner in the coalition, had made it clear it was emphatically opposed to trading arms with Saudi Arabia.
A5 More Palace Headaches A torrent of front-page revelations, accusations and countercharges about the British royal household is challenging the monarchy's hold on the nation's regard just months after it was emphatically revalidated by the celebration of Queen Elizabeth II's 50 years on the throne.
He acknowledged that work was good - a noble, democratizing concept that incites all men to produce and to contribute - but it was "emphatically not one of the ends of human life".
The starting point for most discussions of judicial supremacy is Marbury v. Madison, the 1803 decision in which Chief Justice John Marshall wrote that "it is emphatically the province and duty of the judicial department to say what the law is".
Chief Justice John Marshall stated long ago in 1803 that "it is emphatically the providence of the judicial department to state what the law is".
But "reflexive awareness"—often termed "self-awareness" (even though for Buddhists it is emphatically not an awareness of a self and its states)—will not get us all the way to internalism about justification either.
It is emphatically not a car.
