Sentence examples similar to refute emphatically from inspiring English sources
Carmichael refutes this emphatically.
All three players denied it after Sunday's game, as did Ryan, who emphatically refuted it again Monday, when Mason seemed part of their plans.
And not that he had to, but Cutler emphatically refuted that silly criticism of his toughness that arose when a knee injury forced him to leave last season's N.F.C. Championship game.
Ridgeway emphatically refutes this claim, saying: "We wanted to stop people in their tracks so that they would pause and read the copy in the ad – which explained that the jacket takes 135 litres of water to make, produces 20 kilograms of greenhouse gas emissions, and two-thirds of its own weight would be left behind as waste.
Widely spread rumors circulating within the media in recent days suggest that the United States and Iran have agreed to enter into bilateral talks soon after the U.S. presidential elections in an effort to end the impasse over Iran's nuclear program, which the U.S. suspects is designed to produce nuclear weapons -- a suspicion Iran emphatically refutes.
However, knowing full well that the six-letter "F" word is a homophobic slur -- and the deleterious effects that spewing that word has had on the endorsement deals and the careers of other public figures in the past -- Baldwin emphatically refutes even having uttered it.
The constables' branch board of the Met federation said: "There are reports that there are many 'blockers' to reform, but we refute this, and within the Met CBB this is emphatically not the case".
The proper way to proceed is to emphatically agree with the other person's view and then refute it.
