emphatic造句

We win the emphatic victory.

Make the following sentences more emphatic.

He was emphatic about the importance of being punctual.

He refused my offer with an emphatic shake of head.

He was emphatic that he could not work with her.

There was vindication for Jose Mourinho in such an emphatic showing.

The affable Brazilian simply ignored them, got on with the job and proved them wrong in emphatic fashion.

You probably swear because it is easy, fun, candid, emphatic, expressive, breaks rules, and somehow partially reduces anger and pain. But the negatives outweigh the positives.

Listen to a Korean businessman negotiating with a Pole in English and you will hear the difference: the language is curt, emphatic, stripped-down.

He emerged with a firmer grip on power: upping the 54% of the vote that he won in the presidential election to 67%, a victory made all the more emphatic by a large turnout.