Sentence examples for more emphatic as from inspiring English sources

Chiygoz grew more emphatic as he spoke.

The sixth ball is a little more emphatic, as Gilchrist stands up and batters it over mid-off and down the ground for four.

The victory could have been more emphatic as video referee Tony Spreadbury denied Bowe another try after officials ruled he had failed to ground the ball under the challenge of two defenders.

Van Persie wasted an opportunity to make the scoreline more emphatic as he missed when clean through on Westwood - but Moyes looked a satisfied man as he celebrated at the final whistle.

It was a symbolic, highly impressive demonstration of the power City manager Manuel Pellegrini has at his disposal, made even more emphatic as it was produced against a Liverpool side that had the title in their grasp in late April only to stumble near the finishing line.

And Roberto Mancini's men could not have delivered a more emphatic statement as Sir Alex Ferguson's side were humiliated.

That news suggests taking another page from the Reagan playbook: The president needs to speak more optimistically about the economic future and be more emphatic -- in deed as well as word -- about his ability to help shape it.

The driving force behind the third World Congress is to make the global response more emphatic and comprehensive as this problem continues to become more complex in its manifestations and scope.

CBD declaration was first endorsed in 1992 however; the requirement of benefit sharing was fortified through a series of discussions by the Conference of Parties to the CBD which subsequently culminated into a more emphatic framework known as the Nagoya Protocol.

biatch, n.: Originally in rap and hip-hop music as a more emphatic expression of bitch.

Undaunted, his office tried again, rephrasing the question to read: "Should the Senate exercise its Constitutional duty to provide the president's judicial nominees with an up or down vote?" The reply came back as an even more emphatic no, with 86percentt of 1,874 respondents voting no.