Sentence examples for vigorously emphasized from inspiring English sources
3 How might we account for the fact that so many family members – both parents and siblings – vigorously emphasized that the origins of schizophrenia were located before the temporal span of their immediate, nuclear family (whether by enrolling family members with no diagnosis of mental illness, or by enumerating, unbidden, instances of mental illness within prior generations)?
Mr. Bush's aides have sent mixed signals: some have said Mr. Bush will push for vouchers vigorously, others emphasize that it is not the sole element in the bill.
She nodded vigorously as Daschle and Leahy and Graham emphasized and reëmphasized the importance of assuring Guard members and reservists access to health care.
A Clinton campaign official said they had reached their fund-raising goals for the first quarter and emphasized that both Clintons would pursue donors even more vigorously over the next three months.
The health minister emphasized today that Mr. Mbeki was committed to combating the disease vigorously by encouraging safe sex and by sponsoring research on drug therapies and a possible vaccine, which has been applauded by researchers here.
Black vigorously defended the "plain meaning" of the Constitution, rooted in the ideas of its era, and emphasized the supremacy of the legislature; for Black, the role of the Supreme Court was limited and constitutionally prescribed.
"We would vigorously oppose such a change," says David Goldston, staff director for the House Science Committee, which oversees NSF programs, although he emphasized that the committee had not been told anything.
She vigorously shakes her head every time she wants to emphasize a line (and there are very few times she does not).
