Sentence examples for strongest manner from inspiring English sources

"I object in the strongest manner to these accusations, which are pure lies," he said in a statement released by his French publisher, Gallimard.

"Such acts violate the sanctity of the dead and are deplorable and must be condemned in the strongest manner possible," the general said.

The Italian foreign ministry expressed "deep horror over the barbaric murder" and denounced "in the strongest manner the act of vile and senseless violence committed by extremists who are indifferent to the value of human life".

Arif resigned in protest on 26 January as the EU signed the treaty, saying that he wished to "denounce in the strongest manner the process that led to the signing of this agreement: no association of civil society [and] lack of transparency from the beginning".

She died on 17 March 1752, and, at word of her death, Johnson wrote a letter to his old friend Taylor, which according to Taylor "expressed grief in the strongest manner he had ever read".

"This fight will go on, in the same strong manner as in the past six months," he said, suggesting that he has no intention of asking the United States to begin drawing down its more than 7,000 troops in Afghanistan, as some local Afghan leaders have demanded.

"I think that the risk of a very large terrorist attack was averted," Mr. Barak told Parliament's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee on Monday morning, "and this was a very important operational success in the battle that is raging there and maybe a proper wake-up call for the Egyptians to take matters into their own hands on their side in a stronger manner".

We didn't start in a strong manner, but the match balanced out.

The number of infants in the household impacts overall in a strong manner in reducing employment probability significantly.

From Table 3, we noticed that the NH4 molecule were adsorbed on graphene in a stronger manner, and the interaction between dangling bonds of graphene and NH4 was very strong and partial electron transfer occurs from graphene.

If these entities are metaphysically distinguished in a strong manner, then Link's theory will inherit all of the problems of coincidence mentioned above, the ontological oddness of which undermines the appeal of the formal elegance.