Sentence examples for was very emphatic from inspiring English sources

We made it a very British-style game and ultimately the quality of the goals was very emphatic.

"The judge was very emphatic that he would not tolerate defiance by the police any longer," she said.

One aide said that O'Malley was "very emphatic" in conversations Thursday that he wants the glitches fixed, regardless of what it takes.

Do you determine it by the height of a person or the size of his shoes?" Mueller was very emphatic in rejecting these and any other objections, and Reinecke adopted rigidly the same point of view as Mueller, instead of accepting my opinions, that is, those of the Amt Ausland Abwehr, which were offered him as a "golden bridge" for his acceptance.

"When I spoke to various American authorities I was very emphatic in that, in accordance with the information we had, it did not involve an ambush, nor a deliberate attack," she said on the program, "El Asalto a la Razón," adding that she had spoken with the American ambassador, Anthony Wayne.

Human-Computer Interaction: Weiser's initial vision was very emphatic on the requirement that technology only will be successful if it becomes adopted to the extent of not being noticed [2], very much the way we use a fridge or a washing machine nowadays.

Now these are very emphatic statements.

She is very emphatic about decency.

"Pinter is very emphatic that a piece should be no longer than it needs to be.

"But all the symptoms he told the doctors, they were very emphatic about Kurt not playing".

In fact, and I am very emphatic about this, the duke had no such involvement, but I imagine Denning would have interviewed courtiers and others about the duke, and that suspicion would be enough to embarrass the Royal Family".