Sentence examples for was made emphatically from inspiring English sources

In January February 1991 that point was made emphatically by Operation Desert Storm, the main engagement in the Persian Gulf War, in which an overwhelmingly superior conventional coalition force led by the United States forced Iraq to abandon Kuwait (occupied the previous August).

This point was made emphatically in the famous 1958 case of Cooper v. Aaron, which Gingrich finds the most troubling.

This was made emphatically clear on July 26, when al-Sisi called for a "mandate to deal with terrorism".

This was made emphatically clear on the 26th of July, when al-Sisi called for a "mandate to deal with terrorism".

The ecological case was made most emphatically with the 1993 publication Rangelands at Disequilibrium (Behnke et al. 1993).

I was making it emphatically clear that this was a decision for Scottish ministers".

However, this position was made before he became Human Rights Commissioner, a distinction he over-emphatically made at the time.

He duly joined in the long, enthusiastic and indeed somewhat relieved standing ovation that greeted the end of the match, yet for all the excitement of the occasion, history having been made so emphatically, it must have reinforced McEnroe's misgivings about the power of the serve.

He was making a point with boldface clarity, and the band was emphatically behind him.

But once the point had been made so graciously and emphatically, why did so few South Americans follow in his tiny footsteps?

History is emphatically not being made available "to all" in English schools.