Sentence examples for more emphatically for from inspiring English sources

The American government called for grants rather than loans to finance Iraq's recovery so as not to encumber future Iraqi generations, and the same principle applies even more emphatically for impoverished Africa.

Her marriage with the possessive Harge (stolidly played by Kyle Chandler) is crumbling: he already resents her closeness to a former lover Abby (Sarah Paulson) – and of course boorishly hates himself for not having punished his errant wife more emphatically for this liaison – and is on the point of taking Carol's infant daughter away from her in a custody battle.

Black emerged even more emphatically from the weeds of widowhood to become emblematic of urban sophistication.

Ms. Tracey and Ms. Borree leap in first, followed more emphatically by the men for two short duets in unison.

Mrs. Clinton, like the teachers' unions that support her, opposes vouchers as a drain on public resources for schools, but Mr. Lazio, while never using the politically charged word in his speech, came down for them, more emphatically than he has on the stump.

And even more emphatically: "If it weren't for our emotions, reason wouldn't exist at all" (Lehrer, 2010: 13).

With this new relationship, we will move more emphatically into deep, robust local search for our Web sites.

I didn't ask the price, but said, a little more emphatically, "I really think the owl will do it for me today.

"It was unfortunate for me because I wanted to win more emphatically.

Verizon's statement comes amid broader criticism of social media services and media companies for responding to terror attacks in Europe much more emphatically than to similar attacks in the Middle East and other regions. .

So, even more emphatically, does shock.