And in any case, he says, echoing a point he makes emphatically in White Sands: "My capacity for disappointment is the reflection of how I still have such high hopes – I believe in the promise of the world.
She is a difficult person who illustrates a point Mr. Gao makes emphatically in "One's Man's Bible" about the impossibility of consoling human contact, but she prompts him to remember the past, though he wants to forget it.
Rejecting a proposal to intervene in the affair, the council decided that "the serious implications of the invitation should be made emphatically clear to the undergraduates" but that the students should be left with responsibility for their action.
Dennis Oppenheim, a pioneer of earthworks, body art and Conceptual art who later made emphatically tangible installations and public sculptures that veered between the demonically chaotic and the cheerfully Pop, died on Friday in Manhattan.
Subjective differences in ranking and applying epistemic values do not vanish, a point Kuhn made emphatically.
The father of existentialism, he asserted the primacy of the individual in all his or her raging contradiction, an assertion he made as emphatically in his personal life as in his writings.
And Scarlett let the cat out of the bag over perhaps the most contentious claim - the assertion, made most emphatically in Blair's foreword, that Iraq could deploy chemical and biological weapons within 45 minutes of an order to do so.
After all, the two biggest global policy shifts in recent years the White House's move from budget surplus to deficit and the Federal Reserve's decision to slash short-term interest rates were both emphatically made in America.
But if there was a difference, and a reminder that even sporting immortals like Hoy cannot continue for ever, it was that in previous years Hoy's advantage would have been even more emphatically made, in that he would tend to charge away with two laps remaining, not one.
In his weekly address last Saturday, Obama made it emphatically clear that increasing taxes on the wealthiest Americans is "one principle I won't compromise on".
