Sentences with phrase «most emphatic»

One member of the group explained that the most emphatic moment for her to understanding the value of membership was watching her husband work as a volunteer leader in the association, travelling to different events and meetings across the state.

Well, perhaps that's not surprising, since our most emphatic finding related to which kind of feedback had the most impact on people's job performance.

Quick: What's the most emphatic part of a sentence?

That major fossil fuel producers are now following the global trend should be taken as the most emphatic evidence yet that the switch to renewable sources of energy is, over the long term, irreversible.

«Ear of Earth» (1960) is the most emphatic picture on display from Carone's East Hampton years.

Hoyland often made paintings from the inside, standing on the canvas and flinging paint around, sometimes straight from the can, in the manner of Jackson Pollock, and here this practice is visible at its most emphatic.

Leaving his urine scent is the most emphatic way to say, «I'm stressed.»

That's a big improvement, and he ultimately gave the Kindle Paperwhite one of it most emphatic endorsements.

The principal significance of the doubling back seems clear enough: It is the most emphatic expression of Llewyn's life as a closed loop of opportunities missed and bad choices repeated.

Already revered for his obnoxious turns on The Daily Show and Anchorman, among others, Carell proves himself a genuine leading man, somehow maintaining Andy's good - hearted dignity under extreme circumstances (in the film's most emphatic gross - out scene, a drunken pickup vomits on him after a death - defying drive, then says she'll still have sex with him if he wants, which... he doesn't).

For von Hagens, the crowds offer his most emphatic retort to his various critics: If what he has to show is so unseemly, why is the whole world lining up to see it?

By far the most emphatic verdict is the towards the anti-Keynesian Plan B: reducing the deficit faster by cutting government spending faster.

«Ecuador rejects in the most emphatic terms the explicit threat of the British official communication.»

The mayor, armed with a $ 15 billion fortune, publicly denies in the most emphatic terms — death, incapacitation — any interest in cutting short his third term to run for higher office.

Their team has been the king of upsets of late having watched Mick McCarthy's charges seal stunning wins over Chelsea and Liverpool within the last three weeks alone, and after thrashing Doncaster Rovers 5 - 0 in the FA Cup during the week to record what was their most emphatic victory in over eight years, will come face - to - face with the Reds once again aiming to complete what would be an historic set of back - to - back league wins over Liverpool for the very first time since 1950, incidentially the last occasion Wolves had won on Merseyside before this very season — A sign perhaps?

Spain began their quest to win a fourth major international a tournament in a row with quite possibly the most emphatic 2 - 1 victory you will ever witness.

Vile as the chant was, it was instant karma for those singing the chants as Vardy got one over the opposition fans in the most emphatic of ways scoring the opening goal for Leicester City in the midst of the chants.

A 1 - 0 victory in the 1997 - 98 season came from a Stan Lazaridis goal, and we followed this up in the next season with our most emphatic win there, 3 - 0, with two goals from Ian Wright and another from Trevor Sinclair.

The game - winner, though, and the home run that will be seen in video packages and replays for years to come, was Jose Bautista's incredible blast that featured one of the most emphatic bat flips humanity is capable of.

Paul's language concerning his own relationship to the risen Lord is most emphatic: «It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me» (Gal.

Most mainline evangelical churches do not require women to cover their heads, despite Paul's most emphatic admonition in 1 Corinthians that they do so.

In fact, Whitehead is most emphatic in his rejection of materialism; and we believe that his work, together with that of others akin to him, has rendered materialism altogether obsolete among the well informed.

Sartre is the most emphatic in his rejection of works that do not satisfy his criterion of literary (novelistic) worth.

It often happens that an hallucination is imperfectly developed: the person affected will feel a «presence» in the room, definitely localized, facing in one particular way, real in the most emphatic sense of the word, often coming suddenly, and as suddenly gone; and yet neither seen, heard, touched, nor cognized in any of the usual «sensible» ways.

After the rise of Protestantism, some of the monarchs who were most loyal to the Roman Catholic form of the faith, notably the fanatically Roman Catholic Philip II of Spain, were among the most emphatic in their insistence on the royal control of the Church within their realms.

In his long, tough climb back to the top of the sport, he took his most emphatic win in 2015 at the USA Pro Challenge.

Not exact matches

While most active managers will state that their objective is to outperform over a full market cycle, they need to be more emphatic with asset owners up front about how much time that really entails and why they need it, especially if they state they have a long - term philosophy.

The magazine's most noted off - premises editor, Reinhold Niebuhr, was restless and, in the end, emphatic.

I remember an emphatic pronouncement by the firmly French professor of his own language and literature at TCD, E.J. Arnould (who had lived for many years in Ireland), to the effect that the Irish working class was the best educated and most literate in the whole of Europe.

Theodore of Studius, one of the most influential figures in the monasticism of the Eastern branch of the Catholic Church, was also emphatic in his advocacy.

But it is the combination of community and contrast that is most interesting, since often this is not adequately understood and, therefore, needs a particularly emphatic statement, even today when we are obliged to agree with Willkie and acknowledge that what happens anywhere in the world of human affairs has its affect upon what happens to us, whoever and wherever we may happen to live.

When Moses confronts Aaron, the one on whom responsibility clearly falls, he produces a line of evasion, an emphatic disclaimer, which forever ranks with the best, the most ridiculous, and therefore the most humorous of its kind:

Chapters 30 - 31 constitute the most important collection of prophetic promises of restoration; 32 contains Jeremiah's emphatic confirmation of this promise in his purchase of land; 33 reiterates, in different form, the essential message of ultimate hope; 34 dates from Jerusalem's final siege which ended in the city's destruction in 587; 35 leaps back to the days of Jehoiakim and lauds the faithfulness of the Rechabites, a sect in Judah preserving the forms of wilderness existence; and 36 gives us the Old Testament's only description of the origin of a scroll, also in Jehoiakim's reign.

I am sure that most Arsenal fans will be hoping that the answer to the above question is an emphatic yes, but we are also used to the fact that Arsene Wenger does not always do what we expect or want from him in the transfer market, so it is by no means certain that he will sign another player as cover or replacement for Mikel Arteta.

He was instrumental in the club's achievement this year — finally taking the lead in their Varsity, as they won in one of the most exciting boxing matches in recent years with an emphatic 7 - 2 victory over Cambridge.

We are now set to enter into new negotiations with stand - out star Aaron Ramsey, who has been amongst our most consistent performers throughout the campaign, and topped his return from injury off with an emphatic hat - trick this weekend against Everton, his first senior hat - trick of his career.

Of course the most important thing in these cup games is to get through and the Gunners did that, but it was hardly an emphatic performance and Arsenal will need to get better if we are to have any hope of reaching the business end of the league cup.

Liverpool took control of their Champions League quarter - final tie with Manchester City last night, with an emphatic 3 - 0 victory that only the most optimistic Reds supporters could have dreamed of.

Of course, during that intervening period there have been numerous emphatic Chelsea wins, most recently 3 - 0 in December 2015 and 4 - 0 the previous season.

Ian Holloway now has a big job on his hands keeping his players grounded following their Wigan romp, as it's understandable that the player's confidence levels are rightly sky - high, while fans will now be expecting the Tangerines to push on following that emphatic win, although their very next fixture is one against the most technical sides in the country, arguably Europe in Arsenal so they'll have their work cut out keeping the scoring down to a minimum let alone obtaining a positive result.

The Toffees have won their last six games at Goodison Park, with most coming against stronger opposition than Bolton so we see no reason why they won't roll Bolton over on Saturday, although» roll» might be doing Bolton an injustice as Everton rarely do emphatic, except in their last home appearance against Hull, scoring five, so who knows?

Quite how any manager keeps his players feet firmly grounded following an emphatic win over the reigning European champions is anyone's guess, while it will take a while before the stunning success over Inter Milan at White Hart Lane, where the home fans thoroughly enjoyed a breathtaking performance from their players as Spurs ran out convincing 3 - 1 winners over the team which beat Chelsea, Barcelona and Bayern Munich en route to lifting the most coveted prize in club football, actually sinks in.

My kids automatic response when I asked them if they had to potty was always an emphatic «no»... and then they would most often wet themselves a few minutes after that.

«Some of our most loyal companions have not made it to this most famous and emphatic victory,» he said.

An emphatic 2008 report by economist Ross Garnaut, a former global warming agnostic who became, in his own words, «a late - life convert» to the green cause, did much to dispel any lingering questions among most Australians about whether the threat of climate change was real.

Many doctors answered with an emphatic yes — for most people.

It is even hailed as the «King of Mass» since it is the most popular and emphatic strength as well as weight gaining product in the present market.

I feel as if the loss to McGregor has caused people to forget just how great Jose Aldo is, most likely because it's rare to see great fighters get knocked out in such emphatic fashion so early into a fight.

The most rousing moment in The Magnificent Seven comes after the action has already concluded, when the credits roll to the emphatic accompaniment of Elmer Bernstein's iconic 1960 score.

If you're like most educators, your answer will be an emphatic «of course!»