Sentence examples for more emphatically the from inspiring English sources

I'm in a place that could not reinforce that impression more emphatically: the historic Ealing studios, where classics such as The Lavender Hill Mob and The Ladykillers were filmed.

The second aspect of the idea of the human being as a creature operated very much more emphatically: the superiority of humans over all other creatures.

With the toppling of the Berlin wall and the end of communism and the cold war, this became even more emphatically the case.

The idea of openness is conveyed more emphatically by the shape of the building envelope, perhaps, than by its materials.

Like the news footage of the destruction of the Mostar bridge in Bosnia and the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Tex., they are reminders that our Age of Extremes (as the historian Eric Hobsbawm termed the 20th century) has left its mark more emphatically in the destruction of buildings than in the creation of new ones.

Today, with the deficit heading toward a record of $500 billion, he warns more emphatically about the risks of raising taxes than about shortfalls over the next few years.

In fact, the eighth chapter of "Mortality" consists of Hitchens's jotted notes — the most affecting possible conclusion, more emphatically conveying the reality of wasting away than any elegantly wrought essay might.

A Republican Senate could mean repealing health care for the uninsured, rejecting a deficit plan that includes tax hikes on the rich, and a Supreme Court that moves more emphatically to the right.

Others said they expected that with the Republican primary over, Mr. Cuomo would engage with Mr. Paladino more emphatically in the coming days.

The people of the local parishes (Pointe Coupee Parish, Avoyelles Parish) would call this the apex of Cajun country in every possible sense — no one more emphatically than the lockmaster, on whose face one day I noticed a spreading astonishment as he watched me remove from my pocket a red bandanna.

He rejects any comparison with Mr Chávez more emphatically than the mayor himself ("100% No").