Sentence examples for would emphatically from inspiring English sources
In fact, he would emphatically reject such a view.
If you were to ask him that, his answer would emphatically be yes".
The mayor said he was in "detailed negotiations" with Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith about the proposals and said he would "emphatically resist" any such exodus.
Van Creveld would emphatically agree, and "The Age of Airpower" demonstrates the difficulty of winning a modern war from the skies.
Seemingly, they were apart and alone, yet Isaiah and Amos follow essentially the same lines of thought and differ significantly only in that Amos had addressed the northern kingdom (Israel) while Isaiah would emphatically include Judah and Jerusalem.
He said that the Phillies would emphatically roll right over the Bronx Bombers, and they started out with a 6-1 vintory in Game 1. "Of course we're going to win," Rollins told Leno.
"He's right, and I'd emphatically support him on this, that other divides are more important than the digital divide: the divide on health care, the human-rights divide, the education divide".
I would say emphatically that all of these negative feelings only lasted a few weeks.
Then she would nod emphatically and say, "Yeah, so, that's what they do," as if the topic had been exhausted.
But few then thought that five years later voters would so emphatically back gay marriage.Related topics Politics Same-sex marriage Social issues European politics Elections and votingWhy have public attitudes changed so rapidly?
Some people in both parties questioned why Mr. Obama would so emphatically vow not to negotiate over the debt limit, a promise he may ultimately be forced to break if necessary to avoid economic shock waves.
