Sentence examples for more emphatic that from inspiring English sources

Mourinho could hardly have been more emphatic that he will never use Rooney as a midfielder.

Other officials were more emphatic that there would be a price to pay and that a response was in the making.

Indeed, the manner of the number one seed's win was even more emphatic that his defeat of Tim Henman in the semi-final.

Mr. Daniels added, "This reads badly enough on the printed page, but people who were present were even more emphatic that both Parker and Flowers were distancing themselves actively from the administration".

But Carry the Cure's federal tax statements from 2000 to 2006 stated its mission was "religious evangelizing," and from 2003 onward descriptions on Carry the Cure's IRS 990 EZ tax return forms made even more emphatic that its suicide prevention programs, held in schools and churches, were for "Religion related, Spiritual development".

You can't get much more emphatic than that since everyone knows that the Republicans he's talking about are Trump and Ted Cruz.

Privately, however, he and his advisers came to realize that he had to make a public gesture more emphatic than that, both to assure Catholic voters that he had not intended any insult and to recapture his image as a centrist Republican, according to officials with the Bush campaign.

Challenge: Try to figure out what problem Blippy solves, or for that matter what Ping solves or what competitor Swipely solved ("We don't think people want to share their purchases period," Swipely CEO Angus Davis told me after his service had pivoted, "I don't know how to be more emphatic than that. ").

But until Bruce makes a public statement that's a little more emphatic than pink nails, that's really none of our business.

In an extensive discussion I had a few days ago with former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, he was more emphatic than ever that the time to strike a peace agreement is now.

The visitors lost a tight first Test 20-15 at Eden Park, but conceded the series in a 28-27 defeat in Dunedin that was far more emphatic than the scoreline suggests.