Sentence examples for more emphatically from from inspiring English sources

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

But we cannot distance ourselves more emphatically from Mr. Trump, whose apparent preoccupation with 'fun size' clearly seems rooted in his insecurity about the size of his own hands".

His manner in conversation varies between an austerity which gives him the air of a Pilgrim and a discursiveness in which he never seems satisfied with something he has said — any observation can always be delivered more emphatically or seen from another point of view or elaborated or clarified or even made more concisely.

Mr. Cross added more emphatically: "Some players come from homes with battered mothers.

Nowhere has China changed the landscape more emphatically than Kilamba, a city 18 miles outside Luanda built from scratch in three years for a reported $3.5bn.

Later they told me he kept saying, 'Please win, Mr. Zhuang.' " Mr. Zhuang said it was impossible to separate table tennis from politics and history, a point Mao made even more emphatically.

So, even more emphatically, does shock.

"No," she tried again, more emphatically.

It's more emphatically a children's book.

If the Kiwis wanted to come straight back from their only loss in the second race on Sunday they could not have done it more emphatically.

And then she quickly added more emphatically, "I'm marching".