Such niceties, the club press officer suggested quite emphatically, belonged to another more romantic and sentimental age.
It represents far too many of the worst trends in ballet, and emphatically suggests that they are on the increase.
The fact that they chose Mr. Wang, a contemporary-market designer, and not a high-fashion designer, emphatically suggests that they do want something different.
Other research suggests that marijuana emphatically does not cause psychosis, and past research has not been able to definitively rule out the possibility that people who are prone to developing mental illnesses like schizophrenia may simply be more likely to turn to drugs like marijuana.
They suggest it pretty emphatically.
Brandon Fox said emphatically, suggesting that he's heard people on wiretaps urging each other to knock off criminal behavior after stiff sentences were handed to others.
These results emphatically suggest that the current integrated method is robust with superior accuracy and coverage compared to the existing methods.
ReprintsIt was this, your columnist suggests, that Ed Miliband had in mind when he attributed the floods to global warming more emphatically than any serious scientist would.
The rhetoric of some politicians and commentators around the proposed Teaching Excellence Framework (Tef) seems to suggest that all institutions are emphatically one or the other, with the research-led group guilty of neglecting students' rightful demands for top-quality teaching.
The recent financial sector breakdown would suggest, in fact, would reveal emphatically, the answer is "no!" Do tax cuts really cause government revenues to increase?
Mr. Zuckerman responded emphatically when it was suggested that he had played the wrong cards.
