Sentence examples for two emphatically from inspiring English sources

Her feathery lines wafted upward on Mr. Eguchi's tremulous zephyrs during the opening bars, then the two emphatically drove through a fleet, clean finale.

The man pursued by two emphatically contrasted women — brunet and blond, exotic and domestic, impetuous and practical — is an ancient literary archetype, which may be a polite way of saying a cliché.

Pietersen thrashed the next two balls emphatically through mid-wicket as if to compound matters for South Africa, and in a thrilling passage of play he added two more swashbuckling boundaries off Steyn in the next over.

Although the Devils lost to the Los Angeles Kings in six games in last year's Stanley Cup finals, the seemingly magical playoff run past the Florida Panthers in seven games, the Philadelphia Flyers in five games and the archrival Rangers in six games emphatically answered any such questioning Brodeur might have done.

The people of the local parishes (Pointe Coupee Parish, Avoyelles Parish) would call this the apex of Cajun country in every possible sense — no one more emphatically than the lockmaster, on whose face one day I noticed a spreading astonishment as he watched me remove from my pocket a red bandanna.

All three companies emphatically stress that their products are not intended for everyday desktop storage.

The Malaysia Airlines help desk at Schiphol airport's terminal three remained emphatically closed on Friday morning, barricaded shut with additional movable walls.

The snowboarders Shaun White and Kelly Clark finished the United States Olympic qualifying season Saturday by winning for the fourth time in five events, emphatically sending them to the Winter Games in Vancouver as the halfpipe riders to beat.

The study showed one thing emphatically: the more you win, the more you flop.

It is indeed funny how Willy can deride his son Biff as a "lazy bum" in one breath and three lines later emphatically tell his wife that "there's one thing about Biff – he's not lazy".

"The initial reaction is a 3% to 20%% [fall], and then, beginning in three months and more emphatically after six to 12 months, markets recover to end up higher than [where] they were originally," he says.