Sentence examples for look emphatic from inspiring English sources

The scoreline might look emphatic but Conte was not exaggerating when he said his team had played well for long spells.

A 4-1 final scoreline made Juve's victory look emphatic.

Ashton dived over again from the final move of the game to make the scoreline look more emphatic, but the truth is it was another below-par display from the reigning Six Nations champions, whose next game is against Romania next Saturday.

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Spielberg and Mathison's Christian imagery: the sacrifice, the ascension, the glowing heart - all this looks more emphatic than in 1982, but also somehow accidental, and doesn't seem preachy in the CS Lewis manner.

It looks less emphatic when you consider it's only the seventh biggest Hollywood debut of the year in China, which may not give it enough of a lift, three months after US release, to raise it above X-Men: Days of Future Past and Maleficent into 2014's global top three.

The Northampton machine, steered by Samu Manoa, their American No8, and his hat-trick of tries, rolls on and over Sale, cementing a place at the top of the Premiership and looking pretty emphatic just in time for Europe – and, for some, the possible prize of a place in Stuart Lancaster's squad for the autumn.

And journalists and party activists assumed the result would be close, which not only helped boost turnout but it made McMahon's victory look especially emphatic.

The Revel executives were emphatic as well: "It'll look bad if you close.

Where old-fashioned vegetable dyes tend to look savory and subtle, machine dyes are emphatic and bright.

Mr. Stiefel has taken to sharp, emphatic movements that make him look impulsive but also possibly mean.