Sentence examples for more adamantly from inspiring English sources

Under siege, the songs sound even more adamantly modest.

"There will be people who will be more adamantly against him because of it.

Dr. Charles Kenny, an orthopedist in private practice in Stockbridge, Mass., is even more adamantly opposed to stretching.

JERUSALEM — The more stridently Israel insists on Palestinian recognition of it as the nation-state of the Jewish people, the more adamantly the Palestinian leadership seems to refuse.

I forgot your mom's first name a long time ago, and, every year, she keeps insisting more adamantly that I shouldn't call her "Mrs. Hansen" anymore.

He has never been beholden to airplay and — far more adamantly than younger bands — shuns deals with advertisers, whom he has successfully sued when they have tried to use Waits sound-alikes.

This was exacerbated by Playford and his party's failure to adapt to changing social mores, remaining adamantly committed to restrictive laws on alcohol, gambling and police powers.

And, more recently, he adamantly lied to his followers that he won the electoral college vote by a landslide, and would have won the popular vote if not for millions of illegal voters.

Some lawmakers were more critical or even adamantly opposed to the plan.

The Democrats say they are considering tax increases as well as spending cuts; the Republicans adamantly oppose more taxes.

But whenever the subject of Simpson and his Nevada conviction and sentencing comes up, more than a few adamantly believe that's why he's really in prison.