Sentence examples for quite emphatic from inspiring English sources

She was quite clear, quite emphatic".

Though she's quite emphatic about being right".

"He was quite emphatic," the Democrat said of Mr. Bush.

Maybe it was a blessing in disguise that he won in America, the support he has had on social media has been quite emphatic.

Secretary Powell was quite emphatic that there was nothing more the United States could or would do beyond telling the Israelis and Palestinians to act responsibly.

He is quite emphatic when he tells you that he inspires a searing loathing from actors who are subjected to his rehearsal process.

Quite an emphatic rebuttal, to a normal person.

It's hard to recall a goal quite so emphatic.

But the authorial signature is not quite so emphatic as of old, and the Coens treat themselves to a lot of straightforwardly funny lines.

This defeat may not have been quite so emphatic but when your regular season is only 16 games long, every loss is that little bit more significant.

Seven weeks in the gulf: highs, lows and lessons learnt by England Test series A 3-0 defeat was clear-cut if not quite as emphatic as the scoreline sounds.