Sentence examples for much more emphatically from inspiring English sources

This was a much more emphatically two-horse race than we saw in 2004 or 2000.

He also won much more emphatically than the last Phillies winner, Steve Bedrosian, who took just 9 of 24 first-place votes in 1987.

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.

She had even found herself "making sense of the incident as a much more emphatically willed part of my sexual history: the perfect degree-zero sexual encounter between complete strangers".

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. .

"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".

That view may be shared in certain emphatically atheist quarters in America, but it seems much more widespread in the Netherlands.

Herder also argues that both sculpture, which he emphatically distinguishes from painting, and poetry ultimately aim much more at truth than at beauty.

It is much more difficult for cats to kill birds, gophers, and rabbits, and they emphatically do not kill them in large numbers.

"No," she tried again, more emphatically.

It's more emphatically a children's book.