His mother, he said, allowed him to go to whatever film was playing locally, and he remembered watching emphatically adult films such as Mike Nichols's Carnal Knowledge and 'just about every Peckinpah'.
I think in all these complaints about how the judges are not being helpful enough they must remember we are emphatically not on the same side.
I remember my mother-in-law emphatically stating, "You'd better be ready.
They emphatically do not want to remember.
His statement that he did not remember to have been trained in our laboratory emphatically demonstrated his memory loss.
The Sox missed the postseason in Beckett's first year here, but they are most emphatically back, doing what many of them remember from autumns past.
But my fingers find nothing and then I remember the man on the minibus, who'd pressed rather too emphatically against my side to let a woman get off, and realize that the money has been pinched.
And then I remember the man on the minibus, who'd pressed rather too emphatically against my side to let a woman get off, and realise that the money has been pinched.
Hence, in 1776, Abigail Adams urged her husband, in a letter, to "remember the ladies" in the nation's "new Code of Laws," which he most emphatically did not.
Many divorced people can remember a moment when a little voice in their head told them loudly and emphatically, "This marriage is over!" It's a moment when a line is crossed and there is no looking back.
While your conclusion should include a simple summary of your argument, it should also emphatically state the point in a new and convincing way, one which the reader will remember clearly.
