Sentence examples for more emphatically so from inspiring English sources
Isn't every week, you ask? Maybe, but some are more emphatically so than others.
"I think the idea of dislocation continues to interest me very much," said Lahiri, who was born in London, grew up in the U.S., and now lives primarily in Rome, "and given that I'm living now in a country in which I am very much a stranger, more emphatically so than ever in the past, I think more broadly".
And so the interminable monthly approval discussions drone on – a routine reminder that Calgary still has a long way to go in its transformation from a city of expansive suburbs and broad, multi-lane expressways into the denser, more emphatically urban place so powerfully symbolised by Nenshi's ascent to mayor.
So, even more emphatically, does shock.
Francis has endorsed the protests in general terms, and, according to European news reports, will do so again more emphatically and specifically this week.
Potentially Unacceptable to Republican Base Senator Susan Collins of Maine Former Gov. Linda Lingle of Hawaii Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska Former Gov. M. Jodi Rell of Connecticut Senator Olympia J. Snowe of Maine Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas The first five women on this list have generally supported abortion choice — some mostly so, and some more emphatically.
I stopped and skimmed a framed copy of the ad headlined "WELCOME MR. KENNEDY TO DALLAS," noting that the city "rejected your philosophy and policies in 1960 and will do so again in 1964 — even more emphatically than before".
Over the next hundred years or more, and despite inherent limitations, this approach was commonly viewed as geomorphology's only foundation, emphatically so in the anglophone world, where it spawned evolutionary concepts such as the cycle of erosion.
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.
"No," she tried again, more emphatically.
