Sentence examples for more emphatically to from inspiring English sources

Athletes are pre-wired to respond more emphatically to humans than computers.

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.

His father had died in the streets when he was younger than Jimmy was now, a transient, a bum, useless to the world and, more emphatically, to his wife and children.

By the time Augustine completed De Civitate Dei in 427 C.E., he came even more emphatically to insist upon the conclusion to which his discussion in Ad Simplicianum had led him, i.e., that original sin is both universally debilitating and insuperable without the aid of unmerited grace [De Civitate Dei XIV.1].

For all the saffron calumny, it is impossible to find a community more emphatically committed to India than its Muslims.

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. .

"The initial reaction is a 3% to 20%% [fall], and then, beginning in three months and more emphatically after six to 12 months, markets recover to end up higher than [where] they were originally," he says.

and Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio), basically restating the original exemption more emphatically, appears likely to pass.

Seroj!" she said, more emphatically, as she tried to wake her son up.

But the same could be said, even more emphatically, of others connected to the investiga-tion: Hunsaker and Baskins, certainly — both of them lawyers — but also Mark Hurd, who as chief executive was privy to both Kona I and Kona II, attended an early meeting at which phone records were discussed, and was briefed on their progress.

But the same could be said, even more emphatically, of others connected to the investigation: Hunsaker and Baskins, certainly — both of them lawyers — but also Mark Hurd, who as chief executive was privy to both Kona I and Kona II, attended an early meeting at which phone records were discussed, and was briefed on their progress.