Sentence examples for most emphatic of from inspiring English sources

"No!" came the most emphatic of answers.

That, for all the nature of the competition, would still be the most emphatic of full stops.

The most emphatic of Kuznetsov's Sarasota wins was in the final, when he trounced his fellow American Wayne Odesnik,  6-0, 6-2, a win that gave him a crucial lead in the competition for the wild card.

His exasperation with the penalty award was made clear, but it was the wastefulness of the display which had properly floored a manager who can normally pluck positives from the most emphatic of defeats.

It was the A-League's first really dominant team – second only perhaps to Ange Postecoglou's almost all-conquerers (the "Near-Invincibles") of 2010-11 – and a season that ended with Melbourne winning the first ever premiers-champions double with that most emphatic of grand final thumpings against arch rivals Adelaide.

Ms. Cohn would later write one of the most emphatic declarations of the play's importance: "After 'Godot,' plots could be minimal; exposition, expendable; characters, contradictory; settings, unlocalized, and dialogue, unpredictable.

Although Beyoncé attended a fundraiser for Clinton in New York City last year, Friday night marked her most emphatic show of support for the former secretary of state.

The most emphatic expression of this desire came in our Revolution of 1789.

In this sense, it is arguably conceptually appropriate to align even Ibn Gabirol's most emphatic sense of the dual "matter-with-form" composition of Intellect (or, relatedly, his emphasis on a grade of matter "prior to" Intellect) with even Plotinus' staunchest insistence on the unity of Intellect (as for Plotinus, the unity of Intellect, as compared with the unity of the One, is dual by nature).

Skip Rhona Martin had almost half an hour to dream of a great escape having saved her most emphatic win of the competition for the final day, easing past her inexperienced opponents with four ends to spare.

Now on to the most emphatic thrashing of them all.