Sentence examples for most emphatically that from inspiring English sources

CHARLESTON, S.C. — For Mitt Romney, the South Carolina primary was not just a defeat, though it was most emphatically that.

The club said it wished to reassure supporters "most emphatically" that no winding-up petition had been filed.

Bernie Sanders has said most emphatically that a Trump presidency absolutely must be prevented.

The superhero films (and spin-off TV series) that succeeded most emphatically are the ones that went just a notch smaller, to satisfying effect.

The short answer is that the moral law most emphatically existed – a claim that can be robustly defended, in another time and place – and anyway, legal codes and principles everywhere existed which proscribed, within their own jurisdictions, the kinds of crimes that the Nazis committed; so the Nuremberg principles were, in effect, just an extension and application of them.

Expressed most emphatically, it declares that the universe is somehow designed for life.

This is probably the most emphatically narrative ballet that he has created in the West — the story of a soldier returning to his village and finding that he no longer loves his fiancée.

Most emphatically Mr. Toobin contends that the court's intervention in the momentous Bush v. Gore case which decided the 2000 election "made the justices look like another set of partisans".

Franken, who later said he was just doing what he was told and keeping a strict 10-minute limit, told Lieberman most emphatically "No," and that he -- in the role of senator -- objected, and Lieberman needed to, essentially (Franken was not this blatant), "sit down and shut up".

The briefcase still makes that point most emphatically, but the specific message varies according to type.

But the works that most emphatically connect politics and the museum are by Andrea Fraser.