Sentence examples for love emphatically from inspiring English sources

The song is her debut single, "Fight for This Love", emphatically restating the poignancy of her position as a cheerful Geordie woman wronged by an adulterous footballer.

I love the emphatically Middle Eastern flavour, and the green colour parsley gives the kebabs – and even better is McEvedy's mix of mint and parsley.

Living beings relate to their environment and to other living beings erotically, through a type of cosmic love disclosed most emphatically in the person of Saint Francis of Assisi (GW VIII, 274).

It seems that either people can't help but love him, or emphatically hate him, and will look for every opportunity to tell you so, and why.

This was the first book that truly helped me understand where violence and genocide stem from, and how emphatically love and a balanced relationship between male and female values are the way to heal and evolve our civilization.

Socrates and the apostles laid it down that we ought to obey God rather than man, and the gospels enjoin love of God as emphatically as love of our neighbours.

We have to do a lot of music stories every year, so we don't often say it this emphatically: we love this fucking record and you should buy it.

43rd over: England 143-2 (Butcher 43, Hussain 38) Hints here of the full-length deliveries Ntini loves and uses so emphatically.

The Homily of Opatoviz (attributed to Herman, bishop of Prague) of the 10th 11th centuries emphatically condemns the love feasts as well as the veneration of statues and Slavic worship of the dead and veneration of saints as if they were gods.

"Everybody loves this tree," he adds emphatically.

I asked her why she'd gone back to it, and she replied, emphatically, "Because I loved his ass".