Sentence examples for so emphatically that from inspiring English sources

Andrée was of the species of thinker who embraces his purposes so emphatically that he views them as persuasive.

But a friend recommended the Free Tour so emphatically that I set my prejudice aside for a moment.

The SNP trounced them so emphatically that Nicola Sturgeon's Scottish scriptwriters had to desperately search their memories for words that express pleasure.

But Mr Brown has denied this so emphatically that it is hard to see him going back on his word.To other critics, Mr Brown has adopted the disarming posture of basically agreeing with them.

The Media Rights lineup on Sunday met with instant rejection, so emphatically that Keith Samples, the head of the company's television division, has been reported to be leaving the company.

"I'm telling you right now, we're not gonna go 6,000 miles to lose," Lasorda said over the telephone, so emphatically that one could envision his index finger jabbing the air.

Psycho was itself the film that so emphatically answered that question in 1960 and the story of its creation – based on Stephen Rebello's enthralling 1990 account, Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho, and scripted by John McLaughlin – is at heart the story of a marriage, between a fat, ugly genius and the "tiny, birdlike woman" who was invigilator, confidante and touchstone to his talent.

Why does he listen so raptly to every throwaway comment Mr. Livermore ever uttered about the market and ignore what Mr. Livermore said so emphatically, in that dim hotel cloakroom, about himself?

It should therefore, they concluded, be "so emphatically rejected that its parallel will never again be presented to the free representatives of the free people of America".

Part of the reason why City brushed aside Liverpool so emphatically Tuesday night was that Liverpool has, begrudgingly, conceded that its pivotal striker this season, Luis Suárez, can play no part for nine games.

Indeed, he has so emphatically had enough that he has penned a break-up letter to his own fame for New York magazine.