Sentence examples for though emphatically from inspiring English sources

For all their digging, they can't be sure that the former Tory MP Harvey Proctor didn't attend Elm Guest House in south-west London (where others certainly did commit a chilling crime), although it remains an article of faith for some – though emphatically not me – that he did.

Though emphatically not a song about domestic violence – contrary to the complaints of some radio listeners – "Kiss with a Fist" features a feuding couple smashing plates over each other's heads and setting fire to the bed ("It's just a silly rhyme I thought up when I was 18!").

Though "emphatically denied", with the extra benefit of a character reference from Andrew's ex-wife, who was lent money by the paedophile, there has been no announcement of the type of legal manoeuvre that the similarly accused Alan Dershowitz is pursuing after allegations that he also took sexual advantage of the 17-year-old.

Famed as a booster of Harlem and African Americans, Iowa native, critic and novelist Carl Van Vechten, though emphatically gay, married twice.

It sounded modern, though not as emphatically so as a version of "Moonlight in Vermont" with Mr. Williams on electric bass, playing a hazy, hypnotic vamp.

In closing, I must add emphatically, though, that all this is not to say that places shouldn't evolve and change.

Current mainstream country music, though, has emphatically ejected its older stars from the larger conversation.

"Contrary to the ad, I did vote to strengthen background checks," said Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, though he emphatically did not.

In this way, "Only Yesterday," though an emphatically local story, makes a place for itself in the pantheon of international modernism.

If presenting it here was less risky than taking up a new work (which the company still does, though less emphatically than in Mr. Gockley's day), it still confirmed Houston's commitment to contemporary opera, and to Mr. Heggie, whose subsequent operas "The End of the Affair" (2004) and "Three Decembers" (2008) were created here.

Some providers also added additional entries like "narcotics contract," and "Jehovah's Witness" to the problem list, though others emphatically believed these to not be problems.