Sentence examples for the adamantly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an immovable or inflexible manner.
- She is adamantly denying any such statement.
Her courtship bid to the adamantly single Bill (Mr. Marks), in which she sings "Take a Chance on Me," is the most charming number in the show.
On Wednesday a pared-down New York Philharmonic played modern instruments under the adamantly early-music style of the chorus's conductor, Georg Christoph Biller.
It confirms Exit Art as a place whose strong personality and sense of mission haven't kept it from responding to the new, the different and, at times, the adamantly visual (as opposed to Conceptual or political).
However, I laughed harder than was probably appropriate when Castillo stuck a beret on his picture of the adamantly anti-beret Stern.
JERUSALEM — The more stridently Israel insists on Palestinian recognition of it as the nation-state of the Jewish people, the more adamantly the Palestinian leadership seems to refuse.
Ulf Wiinberg, the chief executive of Lundbeck Inc., said the company "adamantly opposes the distressing misuse of our product in capital punishment".
"The company adamantly denies the visa abuse allegations.
But Peter Fuad, president of the Northwest Glendale Homeowners Association, adamantly defends the ban.
But the Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department adamantly oppose it.
The managing editor of the channel adamantly denied that such an offer had been made.
Last week, after the massacre in Dallas, the President adamantly declared, "We are not as divided as we seem".
