"Voodoo is not the devil, and still less Satan," he writes emphatically in one of the pamphlets for sale in his storefront, a detailed guide to the religion's principal divinities.
On the Society's website, O'Dwyer writes emphatically, "If your soda bread has raisins, it's not soda bread!
Adherents of the strict modernism of Milton Babbitt and Pierre Boulez criticized Bernstein's choices as excessively conservative: these were, after all, established, elder composers who wrote emphatically tonal music.
Richardpierce said, it's more than a book "for anyone who wants to understand what it is like to be at the forefront of discovery... It's a text that would serve well anyone studying philosophy, a book written emphatically well, containing many universal truths".
Facebook's own (now former) CSO, Alex Stamos, identified problems baked into the current executive team's 'business as usual' thinking — writing emphatically in an internal memo earlier this year: "We need to build a user experience that conveys honesty and respect, not one optimized to get people to click yes to giving us more access.
"France is truly itself only when it stands in first rank: Only vast endeavors can compensate for the ferments of dispersion that its people carry within," he wrote emphatically.
Online writing is living writing, emphatically both of and for the moment of its creation.
Last year when I was speaking at a festival my interviewer pointed out that my writing emphatically passed the Bechdel test.
The other, a crudely taped-up sign, written so emphatically in ballpoint that the paper is almost torn through, is directed at the reporters who have besieged the singer, her four children, three dogs and a cat in recent weeks.
In 2008, this columnist and media critic published a handbook called "Why We're Liberals," a crisply written and emphatically argued retort to the Coulters, Hannitys and others for whom liberalism is a strain of fascism, totalitarianism, socialism and overmothering (why choose?).
"Although Peter is not to be blamed for a paranoid system that makes victims of its instruments, nevertheless, what of Styron?... What of half the young writers in America who have been netted in our basket?" Plimpton wrote back emphatically denying any connection between the C.I.A. and The Paris Review.
