They are an emphatic rejection of all things malevolent and sordid, and an emphatic assertion of pleasure, catharsis, inventiveness, sensuality (understood comprehensively), unbridled growth, and connection with the world.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump's emphatic victory.
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Dance keeps dying — sometimes in an especially emphatic way.
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Lu was especially emphatic about President Trump's position on Taiwan.
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I'm an emphatic champion of subscription models, particularly in media.
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A Woolridge steal led to an emphatic dunk by Petrusev.
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He answered questions about his conservatism with an emphatic pledge.
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" Goehrke tweeted at Bouchard, who responded with an emphatic "sure.
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So the answer to our question is an emphatic yes.
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Judge has backed up Kavanaugh's emphatic denial of the accusations.
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She's outspoken and emphatic about her role within the industry.
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They were emphatic, direct, and indirectly backed by the GCHQ.
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Earlier, Djokovic had finished an emphatic job against Del Potro.
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She has a throaty voice and an intimate, emphatic manner.
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More generally, Trump was back to his normal, emphatic self.
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Spear has a similarly emphatic attitude towards the island's shoreline.
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"Daniel can be very emphatic," he recalled, with a chuckle.
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The answer from financial advisors is typically an emphatic no.
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Then Maryland spoiled the Longhorns' unveiling — in an emphatic fashion.
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His natural reticence denied him the emphatic finale he deserved.
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Instead, it made its accession more emphatic by delivering a victory.
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He's still downright emphatic about the one about the metric system.
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But, he's been publicly emphatic that there will be no cuts.
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In Tim Kaine, she made an emphatic choice for the latter.
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The official answer from her campaign team is an emphatic 'no.
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" My answer is always the same, and it's an emphatic "Yes!
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He was emphatic ... Matt never did anything untoward with his wife.
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REM's Michael Stipe was particularly emphatic in his demands to Trump.
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For hot dog purveyor Feltman's, the answer is an emphatic yes.
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Zlatan is usually pretty emphatic that there is only one Zlatan.
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Like a successful piece of writing, it's both effortless and emphatic.
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Facebook has been emphatic that it does not sell user data.
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May, after her loss by the emphatic margin of 58 votes.
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There are other such moments, less emphatic, on all three floors.
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" Adds Schueller: "Never underestimate the power of genuine and emphatic words.
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Blame game House Republicans were emphatic: This one isn't their fault.
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He was emphatic that nation building is not the goal.4.
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The answer, in my non-VSCO opinion, is an emphatic yes.
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He was once known for his empathy; now he's too emphatic.
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Student feedback was immediate and emphatic: They wanted a dining room.
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The Conservative Party won an emphatic victory in Britain's general election.
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I can visualize a sea of hands stuck out in emphatic approval.
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Kit Harington is emphatic about being seen for more than his looks.
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By 2008, such emphatic assurances tended to be met with greater scepticism.
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And since taking office as president, he has been even more emphatic.
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Alan's emphatic certitude is probably sincere but is groundless and deeply misleading.
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It's feverish but unhurried, a slowly smoldering set that's emphatic about loneliness.
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Berkeley students are known for their emphatic school pride and political activism.
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It really underlined the threat of pollution in a very emphatic way.
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At times his emphatic discretion can verge on mannerism, but not here.
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It served as an emphatic exclamation point on Opera Forward's final weekend.
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The mayor of Mexico City, Miguel Ángel Mancera, was even more emphatic.
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After the deadline passed, Edelstein took to Twitter with an emphatic no.
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He is loyal to the J train, and emphatic about his preference.
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Our driver was emphatic that you don't mess around with Lake Superior.
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Ms. Barton responded to Ms. Park's performance with much more emphatic singing.
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The white rapper Iggy Azalea reached No. 1 with her emphatic mimeographs.
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The noodles are supple, the herbs bountiful, cilantro alongside more emphatic culantro.
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The sunim who lead the program was an emphatic and charismatic speaker.
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The vocal writing is emphatic lyricism, aimed squarely at the back row.
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Such smear tactics should not be tolerated and deserve an emphatic response.
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His subsequent yell was as emphatic as the manner in which he dominated.
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"reinforce his statement with an emphatic 'that's a fact'" does more to render
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With this submission win, Covington rebounds from an emphatic loss to Warlley Alves.
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" "After tonight's emphatic rejection, small tweaks won't get the deal over the line.
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His movies are bold and bright, infused with rich colors and emphatic performances.
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Throughout, Beykpour was candid, friendly and emphatic about the future of his platform.
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He added two more birdies, including his emphatic putt on the final green.
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He ended the contest with an exquisite lob to claim an emphatic win.
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Meanwhile, emphatic as their victory may have been, France shouldn't get too confident.
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They rolled to two emphatic victories by a combined score of 18-6.
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" It ended with the emphatic line "And we let them off the hook!
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A second penalty goal by Danson gave an emphatic ring to the scoreline.
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Today we need to send an emphatic message about what we do want.
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Seldom has a title ever earned its exclamation point in more emphatic fashion.
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Biden is emphatic that the problem is the politicians, not the political structure.
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On her hips and her shoulders an emphatic surplus layer, not without tenderness.
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Instead, the viola simply emerges, with emphatic motifs alternating with flutters of notes.
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Mr. Ghesquière was even more emphatic about the potential of his former protégé.
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"The president's emphatic denial to the American people was false," the prosecutors wrote.
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On the question of whether wax techs make a difference, he was emphatic.
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That's when he submitted an emphatic denunciation of a Suffolk County judge's decision.
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The response was emphatic — not only from fans, but from the footballers too.
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The few African-Americans in his inner circle respond with an emphatic no.
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Audiences loved the emphatic pride of Lizzo's lyrics, especially coupled with her image.
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She spliced it in after the drowning scene as an emphatic last gesture.
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Asked if Staley would catch a ball thrown his way, Presnell was emphatic.
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Frenkel was emphatic in his warning against an escalation of the economic dispute.
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Reese was most emphatic about how he wanted Beckham to alter his behavior.
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Their emphatic tone, she said, was "scary," but she was standing her ground.
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The piece ends with an emphatic swoosh, the kind of move — ta-da!
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" The hook featured an emphatic confession: "Now I can't stand to be alone.
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The Gupta family issued an emphatic denial of Jonas's allegation at the time.
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The White House issued an emphatic denial by Kavanaugh responding to Swetnick's allegation.
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Yet, genocide scholars are emphatic that the word is a prerequisite to action.
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" When asked if the issue was now resolved, he gave an emphatic "Yes.
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Despite the outcry, the collection's emphatic shoulders and platform shoes proved highly influential.
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Biss was emphatic Friday that nothing untoward has happened between Lokhova and Flynn.
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He's also found himself on the wrong end of some pretty emphatic beatings.
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Limperis captures Ocasio-Cortez's emphatic way of announcing her syllables and characteristic hand movements.
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She was clear and emphatic in describing the alleged assault, sometimes in painful detail.
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With an existing relationship: enthusiastic, emphatic participation and verbal affirmations renewed throughout the act.
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In a telephone call, she told CNN, "he was very emphatic in his denial".
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The film offers the Vatican, if it will listen, an emphatic lesson in accountability.
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" Maples gave a succinct, yet emphatic response to her partner's comment: "Yes, we are!
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Singer after all of this was emphatic, telling Medley she didn't know what happened.
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Maggie Hassan (D) offered a more emphatic endorsement of the Democratic presidential nominee's trustworthiness.
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But Prime Minister Narendra Modi was emphatic about rejecting terms the other members agreed.
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Meanwhile, Trump has also grown more and more emphatic in his backing of Moore.
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But EU negotiators are emphatic about the limits to what they will offer her.
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Every day the warnings grow more emphatic: Around the world, liberalism is in retreat.
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Leicester's riposte to the tacit accusation that their presence was a letdown was emphatic.
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Clinton was emphatic: She intended to "press on" with her campaign schedule, she said.
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Now, China has begun to tread on Europe's toes in even more emphatic fashion.
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The BBC calls it both an "emphatic victory" and a "crushing defeat" for Fidesz.
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Trump answered the doubters in emphatic fashion after predictions that his loss to Sen.
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Mr. van Zweden's general penchant for making everything overly emphatic was the downside here.
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The emphatic early lead allowed Severino, who improved to 12-2, to settle in.
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His scatterings of disparate props become more emphatic, as do expanses of raw canvas.
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During the service on Sunday, the crowd was emphatic in applause for Ms. Court.
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Is he throwing that away by being so vocal and emphatic on these issues?
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I have a sort of emphatic enthusiasm that I can't seem to put away.
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As I entered the store, the emphatic red and yellow liquidation signs were blinding.
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Asked if he would ever forgive the officer, his answer was immediate and emphatic.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson's emphatic election victory means that Brexit is now a certainty.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson's emphatic election victory means that Brexit is now a certainty.
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For many, this is a settled question with the answer being an emphatic no.
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But he remained emphatic that he and Mr. Kim were still on good terms.
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A sexual assault allegation was made, and an emphatic denial was made in response.
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It's not like Kawhi to make emphatic statements, but he made one Wednesday night.
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Let's go through them one by one: This emphatic statement actually told us three things.
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On the surface, such emphatic agreement might seem to bolster our confidence in polls' accuracy.
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The next few hip-hop tracks, including "Follow God," sound similar, with more emphatic proselytizing.
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It also earned him emphatic endorsement for the American League MVP award from CC Sabathia.
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Their cutlery dances during more emphatic gesticulations and they occasionally break off into loud guffaws.
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To the question does OPEC still matter, the market had given its own emphatic answer.
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Goodwin led the Tigers with 219 points, including an emphatic dunk that sealed the victory.
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At UFC 181, he scored an emphatic victory over longtime lightweight front-runner Gilbert Melendez.
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Overall, the tour was an emphatic rejection of isolationism, and a reassertion of American leadership.
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If you want an emphatic rebound in traffic, better to look for James or Thompson.
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It's "feverish but unhurried, a slowly smoldering set that's emphatic about loneliness," our critic wrote.
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But he's equally emphatic about what he'll do if he ends up being exposed online.
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After intermission Mr. van Zweden led an emphatic, well-played account of Brahms's First Symphony.
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This means his act runs on furious roller-skating, emphatic air guitar, and humping passersby.
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On "Origami Harvest," his scorching and emphatic new album, the trumpet is often absent altogether.
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While the plans are optimistic, the candidate is emphatic that recovery will not be easy.
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But redundancy has a virtue: emphatic communication is more likely to survive a noisy environment.
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Ms. Abrams, though, was emphatic that she means to notch more than a symbolic victory.
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"He was an intelligent, humble, funny, emphatic soul," Eisenberg's wife Malíssa Longo posted on Facebook.
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Emphatic gestures punctuate her sentences, or complete them, as if movement might summon the answer.
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Westside is emphatic that it is not only a range, but also an education center.
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The emphatic scherzo may be as close as Bruckner ever came to sounding downright plucky.
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Hannity is an emphatic defender of the president and has been since last year's campaign.
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Witjaksono was emphatic that the new unit will have completely different functions from its predecessor.
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Ms. Di Lauro, the former strategist in Nevada, was emphatic in her own Facebook posts.
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Is a raised, emphatic voice heard as something more grating when it emanates from a woman?
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Several witnesses, including Harris's son John, were emphatic that Harris was not aware of the plan.
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So that's why I have been so emphatic that the Retire Early movement is incredibly dangerous.
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When asked if she would do another movie like this, Lawrence responded with an emphatic no.
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The size of the "No" vote, at 2102.05 percent, was more emphatic than had been forecast.
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" Asked whether they ever dip back into that romantic thing, they simultaneously give an emphatic, "No!
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And Mr Scalia was even more emphatic about not second-guessing the conclusions of democratic majorities.
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"I had to act in a prudential manner given Mr. Sheen's emphatic denials," Mr. Howard said.
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Villanova had an emphatic answer Saturday in the first NCAA Final Four semifinal: No problem whatsoever.
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In reshuffling his top staff, Trump offered an emphatic response: Don't tell me what to do.
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And even when being most emphatic, she does it with a sense of humor and humility.
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Contrary to popular belief, it's not just a collection of randomized arm flapping and emphatic gestures!
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One lesson of Europe's populist wave is that small but emphatic groups can change the agenda.
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He believes the EU's emphatic rejection of Britain's preferred two options is a mere negotiating tactic.
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Even the famously emphatic locals have to raise their voices to be heard on the phone.
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They have been proven wrong in even more emphatic fashion now that he is president-elect.
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Sewell was particularly emphatic that the push for encryption was not a recent move for Apple.
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BRIAN DUNCANGettysburg, Pennsylvania My response to whether the Commonwealth is worth it is an emphatic Yes!
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"It gives me a lot of confidence," Williams said of the emphatic finish to her victory.
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His opponent, however, is one whose own actions are clear and emphatic signals of moral sociopathy.
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Morant dropped a triple-double on Marquette in Murray State's emphatic first-round win on Thursday.
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" Rolling Stone delegitimized Drake's success as "a display of commercial dominance so emphatic, it's almost cruel.
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The benefit of emphatic testing at the user-interface level is an increase in product quality.
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The size of the "No" vote at 59.1 percent, was more emphatic than many had forecast.
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It was an emphatic turnaround from lunging in face first and taking one to give one.
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Mr. Murphy's ascendancy also brings an emphatic end to the tumultuous eight-year reign of Gov.
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Their opening act, an emphatic 9-4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, illustrated their intentions.
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DeGeneres' emphatic support of his return to the Oscar job was also seen as tone deaf.
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Columbia's emphatic conviction is underscored by a thought bubble in the shape of an exclamation mark.
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To this question, which we must all face, Mr. Hazlitt gives a bold and emphatic answer.
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She's a ready-made camera presence: sharp, young, emphatic and a tremendous, blazingly confident public speaker.
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Mr. DeSantis's victory represented another emphatic demonstration of the president's iron grip on the Republican Party.
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He was emphatic that he'd never assaulted anyone or forced anyone to have sex with him.
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But on the third run, she tried again and landed both for an emphatic exclamation point.
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This is the sixth time the emphatic phrase has appeared in The New York Times Crossword.
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Like an emphatic preacher, tries to lead the other five toward the "redemption" the rock offers.
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All three offered vague but emphatic assertions of intelligence indicating an imminent threat by General Suleimani.
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The size of the "No" vote, at 59.1 percent, was more emphatic than had been forecast.
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When asked whether Mr. Nasrallah bore any responsibility for Lebanon's dysfunction, however, Ms. Atrash was emphatic.
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Crane acknowledged that the Astros "broke the rules" but refused to use the more emphatic synonym.
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Troicki followed with an emphatic victory over Pablo Carreño Busta, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3.
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But there's no denying the tip has garnered emphatic responses from both sides of the aisle.
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Britt, Yates, and John Harris have been emphatic that Harris was not aware of the plan.
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There is an emphatic and loud answer that is shattering the longstanding silence surrounding sexual assault.
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Maxine Waters, are emphatic that House investigations of the president, at least, are far from over.
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The company's leadership is pretty emphatic that the company's success owes a lot to Montana itself though.
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Britt, Andy Yates and John Harris have been emphatic that Harris was not aware of the plan.
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He did take to Twitter on Saturday morning, however, issuing an emphatic denial in a short thread.
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Hiding in plain sight amid the endless profusion of nos is the emphatic yes of being itself.
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Brooks hit a deep three-pointer late in the game, then punctuated it with an emphatic salute.
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Such emphatic language suggests that the case may involve allegations of political misbehaviour, not just of graft.
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You could be the most emphatic Trump supporter and still realize that is is really, really bad.
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In old age she wrote a memoir and gave a television interview, her voice cool and emphatic.
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He is emphatic that he is not advocating psychopathy or any sort of mimicry of the disorder.
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Following such a remarkable, emphatic win, handicappers probably need to adjust their expectations for UMBC going forward.
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And they were emphatic about the fact that they needed to bring these people to depose them.
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Barao suffered an even more emphatic loss to Dillashaw when they met two weeks later in Chicago.
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Quarterthing, his true debut album, is thankfully the sort of emphatic statement that makes that silence worthwhile.
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Wall Street opened at record highs following Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's emphatic win in weekend polls.
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Pete Teeley, a savvy and perceptive observer of the political scene was far more emphatic and blunt.
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"Can we talk about it, man?" is his most emphatic bit of resistance to the proposed exile.
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Alejandro Cervantes, an analyst at bank Banorte, said the central bank was "emphatic" in highlighting inflation risks.
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If the pilot had fewer than 1,500 hours, he said, his answer would be an emphatic no.
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Trump supporters were the most emphatic, with 22008 percent saying things were better in the mid-19903s.
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Currie turned out to be a tall man in a dark suit, with an emphatic, energetic manner.
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"It was the most emphatic display of selflessness I have seen on a football field," he said.
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The answer was a pretty emphatic FUCK NO. "Tone deaf if we're being diplomatic," one commenter wrote.
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Normally emphatic on the field, Puig simply placed his bat on the ground before running the bases.
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Surprisingly, the emphatic score by the customarily more nuanced Thomas Newman is one of the prime offenders.
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He is emphatic in disputing one frequent line of attack — the idea that Uber abuses its drivers.
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Economists are emphatic that Argentina's problems were so enormous that any administration would have faced grave difficulty.
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But the big things count, too — and for a playoff opener, they make an emphatic first impression.
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But the coronavirus has already put an emphatic end to the historically long economic expansion Trump inherited.
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Yet Nietzsche, like his fallen idol Richard Wagner , is at once emphatic and ambiguous, overbearing and elusive.
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How can principled lawmakers not tell him, in the most emphatic manner available, that enough is enough?
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It's that kind of versatility, and an emphatic respect for individuality, that makes the line a hit.
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The performance was wild — emphatic inhales and exhales, sharp shouts, zombie-walk dancing and, finally, unhinged moshing.
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Researchers were emphatic that these results should not be interpreted as condoning hallucinogenic mushrooms for self-treatment.
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"After tonight's emphatic rejection, small tweaks won't get the deal over the line," economists from Citi said.
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It's a statement, not a question, and the script's emphatic capitalization is exactly how Bernard speaks it.
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A younger cousin recalled her reciting the "most emphatic things in the pantry" while skimming the milk.
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Turning her back on loud, emphatic, digitally hyped productions, Ms. Del Rey was whispery, soft focus, leisurely.
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With last night's surprise reveal of the Xbox Series X, Microsoft answered that question in emphatic fashion.
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But we at the consumer group U.S. Right to Know believe the answer is an emphatic yes.
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He delivered an emphatic victory there in 2006, and his recent death has deeply affected Japanese fans.
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It was one of the most emphatic championship runs in recent history — but only in the retelling.
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Britt, Andy Yates, and John Harris have been emphatic that Harris was not aware of the plan.
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Bush was more emphatic in her own words, recalling in an interview with Page that she told Mrs.
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Without a very emphatic twist of the wrist, you'll be left tapping twice to wake up the Alta.
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He led the party to its most emphatic victory, winning 46% of the vote in the 1972 election.
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But an emphatic defeat would probably encourage politicians who wish to remain part of France to demand changes.
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Alan Abramowitz, a political scientist at Emory, was emphatic in placing authoritarianism first in describing Trump's current success.
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Sinking a late-game three-pointer with the game's result already decided, then celebrating with an emphatic salute.
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Joe Duffy bounced back from a disappointing defeat to Dustin Poirier in emphatic fashion, submitting Canadian Mitch Clarke.
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A strong Conservative win would be an emphatic endorsement of Prime Minister Theresa May's vision for delivering Brexit.
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The emphatic celebration that feels exuberant and unique in Levingston's film is, today, best replicated on the Internet.
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This breaks the emphatic vow of "Read my lips: no new taxes" he made during the 20183 campaign.
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In 28500, 6900 and 2628, Republicans universally made perhaps the clearest, most emphatic campaign promise in modern history.
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The upcoming public meeting is your opportunity to tell officials the answer to that question—an emphatic no.
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Trump was emphatic that Cohen was "lying," but it is unclear what he believes Cohen is lying about.
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Those questions ceased Friday night in the most emphatic way possible — with a mighty swing of Rodriguez's bat.
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Sports Briefing Dwyane Wade saved the Miami Heat in regulation, then finished off overtime with an emphatic dunk.
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But they are also emphatic that the president cannot let down his base on such a signature issue.
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It was hard, then, not to believe that this emphatic 4-1 win represented something of a watershed.
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But some Democrats are emphatic that the issue must be included in the contentious fight over government funding.
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When she shared it with friends at a holiday party, their response was emphatic: Get this to market.
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There was, however, another constituency at the gathering that was emphatic about the utility and value of headgear.
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Tottenham's performance was an emphatic response to Leicester dropping points in Sunday's 2-2 draw with West Ham.
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Fletcher and Timothy Irving, cemetery superintendent, are emphatic about one issue: The bodies were always handled with respect.
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Asked whether he hoped the show would have a life beyond its Dominion run, Mr. Kenwright was emphatic.
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They've been together for five years, and are emphatic proclaimers of their love and best friendship on Instagram.
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"Get What You Deserve" is a fine reintroduction to Mr. Atkinson's distinctive swagger and his smoldering, emphatic croon.
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Within the extended Hampshire community, there is emphatic disagreement with the course Dr. Nelson appears to have set.
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Venus won a three-setter that finished a little before Halep's did — and in much more emphatic fashion.
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" Asked after Friday's emphatic triumph if it was thus safe to proclaim his team unbeatable, Kerr joked: "Yes.
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An emphatic pro-Brazillian statement then, and a huge achievement on the parts of Meirelles and everyone involved.
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She called me to say thanks and was so emphatic that I thought she was going to cry.
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Last week, Fitzpatrick's teammates seemed emphatic that they wanted him to be the starter even after Winston's reinstatement.
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Trump administration officials have been emphatic that the state's sanctuary policies are violations of the federal immigration law.
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Led by Riccardo Muti in a program of Brahms and Tchaikovsky, the Philharmonic sounded emphatic, brisk and unanxious.
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The administration continued to make emphatic but vague assertions of intelligence indicating an imminent threat by General Suleimani.
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Rather, it's the more humble "Pied Piper," a sort of slow disco number that's emphatic in its relaxation.
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He was emphatic about not paying attention to an increasingly acrimonious contest across the Hudson River between Gov.
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Only by dint of her emphatic competence was I able to access the kind of help I needed.
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Wall Street had opened at record highs following Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's emphatic win in weekend polls.
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Washington, D.C., has a long tradition of emphatic denials that later turn out to have been completely false.
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The troupe's emphatic, leggy style will also be on display in his 25793 "Ballad Unto …," set to Bach.
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While he denied committing assault, as he's done publicly, Collins said he "was very emphatic" in their conversation.
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Cassandra Grey, the founder of Violet Grey, a luxury beauty retailer in Los Angeles, is even more emphatic.
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Cyborg stole the show, from her spine-tingling entrance backed by her Brazilian chorus to her emphatic display.
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It's hard to believe that Amazon, Apple and Supermicro are all fabricating their emphatic denials of the Bloomberg story.
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Simon sealed victory in emphatic style to become the first French finalist here since Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in 2011.
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And although he was light on specific praise for Trump, Abbott was emphatic about the need to support him.
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We cannot be more emphatic on this point: No young person or non-nicotine user should ever try JUUL.
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Haspel earned emphatic support from GOP lawmakers as well as intelligence community members from both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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After five ties, Montrezl Harrell snapped a 216-215 deadlock by driving to the rim for an emphatic slam.
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Some people like to keep their lists on paper – making emphatic and satisfying checkmarks whenever they complete a task.
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Clinton came close to ending the Democratic race with her emphatic, 47 percentage point victory over Vermont U.S. Sen.
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A nervous Smith forgot the lyrics and had to start over but still received emphatic applause at the end.
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I put my business card in the press-badge holder around his neck with emphatic instructions, just in case.
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Still, Kilrain was emphatic that the extent and pace of any such contacts would be decided by their governments.
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" The company's chief financial officer, Ray Young, was more emphatic: "We actually feel very, very confident about our prospects.
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And it was Marshall who welcomed Clady to the Jets with an emphatic message: Let's go get a ring.
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Her more emphatic rhetoric against Wall Street excesses and the downsides of international trade deals sits uneasily with Clinton.
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The committee heard the emphatic testimony of a young father, who relocated to Newtown from Chicago two years earlier.
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In a way that is both emphatic and subtle, "Finding Dory" is a celebration of cognitive and physical differences.
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Democrats are emphatic that the rules on broadband providers' conduct are meaningless without strong enforcement mechanisms for the FCC.
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Dennis Culloton, a spokesman for Ferro, was emphatic in his denial when I spoke to him on the phone.
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But they were more emphatic in their caution about airdrops on Thursday, 24 hours after the deadline had passed.
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The sound was nasal, emphatic, transfixing—closer to Arab ululation than to the smooth sonority of an American choir.
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"Glacial Decoy" is worth seeing under any circumstance, but Mr. Petronio's dancers are better at being emphatic than loose.
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We cannot be more emphatic on this point: No young person or non-nicotine user should ever try Juul.
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From that, we can extrapolate the emphatic approach, which is about openness toward the other, not abuse of power.
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After that emphatic victory, the businessman might well believe he can repeat the same feat in a general election.
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After an emphatic first-round victory over Lukas Rosol on Tuesday night, Murray spoke about life atop the sport.
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At his most emphatic, Diack leaned in close and grabbed an arm of the person he was talking to.
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The Dodgers expect to have their playoff spot secured by then, and they took another emphatic step on Tuesday.
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"Very few people are that emphatic about anything," the radio and television host Joe Franklin once said of him.
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Juul is emphatic that its product is made to appeal to adults looking to switch from smoking to vaping.
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But she has never scored a win anywhere near as emphatic as defeating Williams at a major would be.
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Bucks 163, Raptors 103 | Milwaukee leads series, 2-0 MILWAUKEE — Giannis Antetokounmpo started the game with an emphatic dunk.
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Nonetheless, it's relentlessly large-scale: Small steps are delivered like emphatic statements, while most moves are high and big.
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As 10 years of inspiring Gourmet issues and now this memoir would attest, the answer was an emphatic yes.
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Whether it's the precision of the measurements or the order each ingredient is pounded in, the result is emphatic.
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For lips, she chose Kosas Electra, an emphatic blue-red, and used a lip brush to carefully apply it.
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The emphatic set made me think that a new Space album from this lineup would be more than welcome.
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" But she clearly held out hope for a more emphatic result, telling The Hill, "You're on the ground here.
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Uruguayan referee Cunha Andres is very emphatic, as he is about everything, in telling them to cut it out.
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Mr. Dylan's voice is clear, cutting and ever improvisational; working the crowds, he was emphatic, committed, sometimes teasingly combative.
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But if growth gathers pace as suggested by upbeat business surveys since Prime Minister Boris Johnson's unexpectedly emphatic Dec.
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Meanwhile, the divisions and the rhetoric in Trump World beyond Capitol Hill are growing more emphatic by the day.
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Beloved for her emphatic positivity, Lizzo cultivated a brand on her bold sense of humor and tireless self-love.
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He yells and offers extremely emphatic opinions — yet rarely provides any new information or delivers insights of actual value.
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My bigoted mind soon told me to be emphatic, and I started guarding my stupid luggage with two hands.
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However, another survey suggested Britons turned more confident after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's emphatic election victory on Dec. 193.
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If that happens, they say, an emphatic ruling against partisan gerrymanders would rank with another redistricting decision: Baker v.
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We are—this is his most emphatic point—already machines of a kind, robots unaware of our own programming.
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The separatist Patriotic Arab Democratic Movement in Ahwaz issued an emphatic denial after IRNA reported it had claimed responsibility.
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The world's best women's slalom skier since she was 20053, Shiffrin can be convincingly emphatic about her broader ambitions.
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He conceded that some would say the government was overreacting, but he was emphatic: this was not an overreaction.
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He conceded that some would say the government was overreacting, but he was emphatic: this was not an overreaction.
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He was emphatic that someone needs to continue the fight; he is just not sure that someone is him.
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With this win, Kim rebounded from a pair of emphatic knockout losses to Dominique Steele and Marco Polo Reyes.
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In two confirmation hearings this month, Price was emphatic that he didn't do anything that crossed legal and ethical lines.
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Animal welfare advocates put two major initiatives on the ballot this November and saw emphatic wins on both Tuesday night.
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It's the direct contradiction of "Gonna Die Alone," emphatic about his continued existence rather than ambivalent towards his coming death.
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There is something unnervingly intimate about their hidden faces: They are as emphatic as cartoons and as mysterious as ghosts.
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One lesson learnt from earlier disasters was the need for earlier and more emphatic advice to people to seek refuge.
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In other words, this sample chapter is an emphatic reminder of just how different the books and the show are.
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But we're still skeptical amidst the crowd's stiff grooving, a little too emphatic for the thus-far laid back tempos.
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Nevertheless, Burnham was emphatic that the best course is for the courts to swear off such disputes across the board.
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Severino saw his four-game winning streak come to an emphatic halt by producing the worst outing of his career.
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With his work commitments and two small children, Baldoni is emphatic about making sure he continues to prioritize his relationship.
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They bear a resemblance to Roni Horn's documentation of shifting gestures but are more emphatic about the passage of time.
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He went to extra time, before finishing off with an emphatic flourish and ending the whole thing in glorious triumph.
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It was an emphatic win for the Cubs, who ensured that the series would return to Wrigley Field this weekend.
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If you're asking if Lizzo is a hip-hop artist, the answer is an emphatic yes with a flute solo.
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Menz was emphatic that she "absolutely" would not have decided to share her story had Tweeden not done the same.
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They then replicated the study with an additional 1,731 participants in the Netherlands, with the same—if less emphatic—results.
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I would try to aim for an emphatic approach—a way of better understanding the fears of the other person.
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He's back to full fitness now, however, and, judging by this goal against Hertha Berlin, back to his emphatic best.
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Neymar and Gabriel Jesus got two each, Marquinhos and Luan added one each to seal an emphatic 290-264 victory.
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Turner, on a much smaller scale, made his own emphatic statement with the home run off Jeremy Jeffress on Saturday.
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"Each type has its own special advantages," Isabel wrote, in emphatic boldface, in the first published version of the questionnaire.
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Erica Seguine, the tune's composer, was facing the band, conducting with large, emphatic gestures and an ear-to-ear grin.
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His voice becomes an amplified, guttural caw that somehow also embraces the elegant, emphatic diction of a classic ham actor.
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The last such meeting, between Baltimore and Cincinnati in 1970, resulted in an emphatic five-game triumph for the Orioles.
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Naomi Osaka served out the U.S. Open title in emphatic fashion, winning 6-2, 6-4 on a 114 m.p.h.
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"It's a humanitarian emergency — we have to be very emphatic," insisted Jhonatan Rodríguez, president of StopVIH, a Venezuelan activist group.
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His way of playing helps: Mr. Eisenstadt's touch is emphatic but light, never aiming to fill a lot of space.
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" His announcement was similarly emphatic, writing, "In an abandoned castle in southern France, I asked this woman to marry me.
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Trump's sprint to develop a space force became apparent during an emphatic June 18 speech to the National Space Council.
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Warren wants the VP slot If Clinton's praise of Warren was unusually emphatic, the same was also true in reverse.
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Aurally, too, the production tells a coherent and emphatic story of people too easily manipulated by their drive for excitement.
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This scene also smiled on another debutant, the conductor Daniele Rustioni, by displaying his emphatic, punchy style to best advantage.
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"Draghi was pretty emphatic about not talking about tapering," said Brian Daingerfield, macro strategist at RBS Securities in Stamford, Connecticut.
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The Gators turned a missed shot by the Buccaneers into an emphatic dunk by Robinson, who leaked behind the defense.
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Trump's sprint to develop a Space Force became apparent during an emphatic June 18 speech to the National Space Council.
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The songs ended up cryptic and emphatic, tragicomic and bold: taking things to the limit in taut three-minute packages.
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I've long taught my teenage daughter that you never win an argument with an irrational opponent even by using emphatic reason.
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The asymmetrical Cube from Nissan, a vehicle whose emphatic strangeness was unrivaled in the United States market, was discontinued in 2014.
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His bases-clearing triple in the third inning erased San Francisco's deficit in emphatic fashion by putting it ahead 3-1.
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Even it's suspended, Australian and Malaysian officials have been emphatic that it doesn't mean they're giving up on the missing plane.
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With this emphatic win, the 24-year-old Garbrandt has established himself as one of the very best bantamweights on earth.
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The two fighters are, after all, 1-1 in their two previous fights; each holding an emphatic win over the other.
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Outside of Shattenkirk, getting Hanzal (and Ryan White has been good so far) was the most emphatic move at the deadline.
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"We cannot be more emphatic on this point: No young person or non-nicotine user should ever try Juul," she says.
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Schiller was somewhat less emphatic when I asked if he was willing to make any "courageous" decisions about Mac Pro ports.
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Kanye West visited a design school on Tuesday, but perhaps the most emphatic lesson he provided students was not about art.
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By a more emphatic 68% to 28%, respondents said such decisions should be left to the free market rather than government.
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The Ducks wasted little time to make an emphatic response, regaining the lead with a pair of goals 1:11 apart.
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For its part, the Alabama GOP, which is particularly far-right and particularly fanatical, has been emphatic that he should stay.
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With the 21st century making its emphatic exclamation on the development of technology, all forms of physical interactions are becoming obsolete.
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But the research is emphatic on one point: Hiring and promoting women is the most reliably effective way to reduce harassment.
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And the singer didn't mince words in her emphatic denial of the rumor — but not before having herself a good chuckle.
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Just five days after an emphatic victory at Indian Wells, the Serb adjusted well to the steamy conditions in south Florida.
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With this emphatic win, we once again had a reason to believe that VanZant really could be the next big thing.
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The color red was associated with abundance — again, because of pronunciation reasons — so red bats were especially emphatic harbingers of fortune.
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Reacting to his opponent reaching for an emphatic blow, Cerrone pounced and floored him twice where he dominated from top position.
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The New York Philharmonic's declaration of its new-music bona fides this season is so emphatic, it's being delivered with megaphones.
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" Mr. Ando is emphatic that "any sacred space," which for him includes museums, "must be related in some way to nature.
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" But when used in conversation, Ms. Yun explained, it's more of a greeting that translates to an emphatic invitation: "Let's eat.
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Now, as the country's sex discrimination commissioner, she knew chief executives who were emphatic about gender equity, in pay and promotion.
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Less welcome to traditional party leaders, however, might be Mr. Trump's emphatic endorsement in the Republican race for governor of Florida.
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The audience, which included Nicki Minaj, Troye Sivan and Whoopi Goldberg, interspersed its cheering and applause with emphatic cries of "Yas!"
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His emphatic arms-out gesture at Smith after time expired quickly became the most posted and copied image from the game.
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Hours later, the league's commissioner, Adam Silver, issued an emphatic defense of its employees' right to speak out on political issues.
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To note that Hamas, Al Qaeda or Islamic State are, by their own emphatic declarations, Islamist enterprises shouldn't be politically controversial.
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" His advice was immediate and emphatic: "Put a pat of butter in the sauce right at the end of the cooking.
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" Asked whether he saw any redeeming aspects to the reform — air-quotes might be appropriate here — Mr. Bauman was emphatic. "No.
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"I win at all costs," and "I want that trophy," are two emphatic statements that Payton declares in the Politician teaser.
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Mr. Putin was far less emphatic in his take on Russia's own political affairs, particularly its next presidential election in 2024.
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They hope that means they will become less emphatic about getting US troops out of the country in the near term.
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Depending on his preconceptions, Mr Platts may or may not be reassured to know that the answer is an emphatic "yes".
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Indeed, European power players do not just appear to be quietly on the rebound, they are back with an emphatic bang.
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Other officials were more emphatic that there would be a price to pay and that a response was in the making.
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The royal flaks and William himself have been emphatic that the palace will not jump a generation, bypassing father for son.
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Byrne is emphatic that the council will reach a consensus before the 30-day deadline that allows the mayor to intervene.
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Her voice was emphatic, and the grave post-mortem somehow seemed like the most uplifting thing I've heard since November 8.
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He worked in all of those assurances on Saturday night, staying on script and speaking in his characteristically crisp, polished, emphatic style.
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Mr. Murray is the most emphatic, slapping his knee, but also perhaps the most shameless in going for the gross-out joke.
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Defending champions China cruised to an emphatic 218-193 over Britain in the quarter-finals of the men's table tennis team event.
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It was an emphatic demonstration that it is possible to fashion a pro-European centrist response to populism and nationalism, and win.
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As we learn to say no to certain projects, we're left with more room to give an emphatic "yes" to other ones.
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At one point, the pianist encourages her to throw in an emphatic finger point while singing, which she does with a laugh.
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Her compatriot Kyle Chalmers followed that up with victory in the men's race to give Australia an emphatic 44.123m freestyle double gold.
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Saoi O'Connor, a 16-year-old from Ireland, was even more emphatic in arguing against specific demands as the meeting broke up.
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Like the roadside billboards that were inescapably visible from her property, the graphic character of her painted messages was simple and emphatic.
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Last week, he evinced emphatic support for comprehensive gun control measures — even at the expensive of due process — in a bipartisan meeting.
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There's always the possibility that another group staged the attack -- but Sri Lankan officials have been emphatic that NJT was behind it.
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When I ask the club's CEO, Sergiy Rafailov, how they have continued to function despite their unique situation, his answer is emphatic.
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On a dramatic first night of the Democratic convention, Michelle Obama brought the house down with an emphatic endorsement of Hillary Clinton.
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" "I have no doubt that by end of day today we should be very clear as to an emphatic voice for change.
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In some scenes, her bulldog attitude seems almost admirable, and there is a certain catharsis in hearing a string of emphatic obscenities.
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But then an emphatic, one-handed throw-down by Antetokounmpo made it a seven-point margin that the Bucks would not relinquish.
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In the movie, the "charming locals" communicate with Donna & Co. mostly through emphatic hand gestures and expressions of either shock or joy.
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Advisers warned Trump that would not be enough, and Ivanka "made an emphatic case for a full-throated apology," The Times writes.
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The Grammy winner, 43, joined The Late Late Show host James Corden for perhaps the most emphatic episode of Carpool Karaoke yet.
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And while the Federal Aviation Administration is emphatic that drones not be flown near airports, TSA allows drones in carry-on bags.
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He clearly spoke for a lot of ESPN employees, particularly those of color, and was emphatic on his support for his colleague.
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Ellie explained her son was "emphatic" about his excursion and even told her he was going to cook her a lobster dinner.
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" Michael Cannon, the director of health policy studies at the libertarian Cato Institute, was more emphatic: "Republicans don't care about health policy.
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The motion was passed by an emphatic margin, and so in the summer of 2001 the new Enfield Town FC was formed.
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Like the others working to cure ballots, Best was emphatic that the campaign wanted every vote counted—not just those for Bourdeaux.
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The big man came in averaging 230 points and had 213 by halftime, including an emphatic dunk after rolling to the hoop.
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He delivered 90 minutes of increasingly exaggerated pantomime, announcing the presence of someone who is restless, impassioned, emphatic and at times belligerent.
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Richard Shelby's emphatic criticisms of Republican candidate Roy Moore in a CNN interview Sunday, a senior campaign official has told the network.
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When he thought that I might be disagreeing with him, his protests became more emphatic "No, no, no, I do," he said.
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" CNN's Jake Tapper was more emphatic: "The Obama administration has used the Espionage Act to go after whistleblowers who leaked to journalists . . .
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He sings meditatively and with real viscosity about temptation, and the song is full of emphatic piano, stark bass and conspiratorial drums.
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In every other respect she gives no indication of frailty, speaking in an emphatic voice and engaging colleagues with a fierce alertness.
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Pair this with Broach's emphatic yelps of "Yeah!" tossed in, and the song had its own jagged exclamation points built right in.
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Groenhart since stopped Karim Benmansour in emphatic fashion and bested Kongolo by decision and now is back for another crack at Holzken.
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Clinton leading Donald J. Trump in nearly every battleground state, Clinton advisers were emphatic that they would not be thrown off stride.
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Of the political analysts I contacted, Jacobson was the most emphatic in his view that the coming election is of momentous significance.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Pompeo also said the Saudi leaders had repeated their emphatic denials of any involvement in Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance.
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In the age of the 803st century fan community, perhaps no group is more emphatic, organized and passionate than Michael Jackson's supporters.
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Inaction, in the name of the ninth unanswerable "And then what?" question from the president, is as emphatic a statement as action.
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VALERIYA SAFRONOVA I thought the monochromatic tones of the neighborhood made the girls' faces even more vivid and their movements more emphatic.
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Biden made an emphatic point that he would expect other countries to shoulder part of the carbon reduction burden or face sanctions.
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As a guilty-town ghost story, "The Fog" has a generic resemblance to "Poltergeist," which it predates, and is even more emphatic.
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The list also includes the emphatic sports bar waiter from "Money Bag Shawty" and Al's chicken wing-serving fan from Season 1.
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I could make out the vague shape of his face and his emphatic hand-to-face gestures, and that was about it.
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Morant added an emphatic dunk two possessions later as the Grizzlies rode an 11-0 surge to claim a 72-173 lead.
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Trump once again sounded themes of emphatic support for law enforcement, reverence for traditional culture and an ardor for old-school patriotism.
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One attendee at the event said Mulvaney was "emphatic" that Democratic-leaning government employees are attempting to thwart Trump at every turn.
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Trevor Ariza's 213-pointer, Whiteside's emphatic dunk and McCollum's short jumper trimmed the Pacers' lead to 225-249 with 603 seconds left.
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Ms. Arsht, a Democrat, was emphatic that where members stand politically "absolutely does not come into play" on the Lincoln Center board.
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Ms. Arsht, a Democrat, was emphatic that where members stand politically "absolutely does not come into play" on the Lincoln Center board.
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George W. Bush's nachos and peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches were sometimes seen as an overly emphatic, self-conscious surrender of sophistication.
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More Democratic candidates are embracing progressive policy ideas like "Medicare for All"/single payer and making emphatic cases against the Trump presidency.
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The Paris-based designer and architect Charles Zana is one of Ettore Sottsass' most emphatic collectors: "He changed everything," Zana tells Hass.
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Xi and Wang spoke only to pledge allegiance to the constitution, with Wang giving the podium an emphatic tap after he finished.
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Related: Feline Massacre: Australia Unveils Plan to Kill Two Million Feral Cats The government is emphatic about exploiting the territory's fossil fuels.
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And Young Thug's emphatic "yeehaws" pack more energy than one might expect from a rapper who's never dabbled in the cowboy aesthetic before.
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Few were as emphatic as van Beurden, who outlined how Shell is moving to meet its targets to halve carbon emissions by 2050.
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Old Dominion went cold from the floor, and Edwards sandwiched four free throws around an emphatic dunk from Haarms to seal the win.
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Terence Davis drained a 3-pointer and added two emphatic dunks to push the Raptors' lead to 103-103 with 1:46 left.
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In the solemn second movement, the strings played the unison thematic statement with emphatic sound and clipped articulation, almost like a Baroque oratorio.
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The Canadiens look to ride the momentum of that emphatic victory at Gillette Stadium when they visit the sputtering Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday.
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Ahead of her confirmation, Haspel earned emphatic support from GOP lawmakers as well as intelligence community members from both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Malcolm's answer is an emphatic "no," because he approaches the question from a mathematical-theory perspective.
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Gianforte has leaned heavily on Trump and his surrogates to help connect with voters who delivered an emphatic win for Trump last year.
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It's a bit strange how easily online critics find Mercer, especially since he's made an emphatic point that he's off the social grid.
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DeVos, a wealthy GOP donor, is a vigorous critic of public schools and an equally emphatic supporter of school vouchers and charter schools.
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Your first time was probably a bit like crashing out in the Europa League group stages, after an emphatic defeat to Metalist Kharkiv.
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How he renders it is striking: a sing-rap drawl, sometimes emphatic and sometimes absent-minded, flecked with light touches of the blues.
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While Stephenson was emphatic about not selling CNN, he refused to say whether Direct TV was a subject of discussion with the DOJ.
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Last month, when Tyler Austin homered in his first major league at-bat, he made an emphatic opening bid to take that spot.
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Donald J. Trump was emphatic in the second presidential debate: Yes, he had boasted about kissing women without permission and grabbing their genitals.
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It's as though someone very smart is talking to you, or at you, making an argument in an emphatic tone of voice, and . . .
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His statements were based primarily on the fact that he'd previously handed Bisping an emphatic loss, making them 1-1 across 2 fights.
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When asked whether a user's Miitomo answer could end up influencing what ads appear on her Facebook feed, Drachen gave an emphatic yes.
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"The New Negro" thrust forth all the ironies of Locke's ethos: his emphatic propriety and angular vision, his bourgeois composure and libertine tastes.
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She was also emphatic that she was not adhering to any outside demands or quotas when it came to casting for those shows.
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A reporter who last March contacted Ms. Winfrey's best friend, Gayle King of CBS News, got an emphatic reaction to the 2020 question.
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The Odds and Ends: Furkat's emphatic "Mazel tov!" when he hears the news of Whitney's engagement is a hilarious glimpse into his mind.
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" He welcomed a question about Obama's comment that the US cannot be in a perpetual war against terrorism with an emphatic "thank you.
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Her statements often have a passionate, declarative quality, and she's quick to administer affectionate swats to one's hip when she's being especially emphatic.
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Whiteside's emphatic dunk gave Portland a 72-67 lead with 3:513 remaining in the third quarter before Indiana provided a swift response.
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Though Father Time and his great rivals are closing in, Federer was emphatic that he could still add to his Grand Slam tally.
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An emphatic statement that the Rams won't follow a similar path would be to open the season with a win on the road.
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There's emphatic swearing, for instance, which is meant to highlight a point, and dysphemistic swearing, which is meant to make a point provocatively.
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Socialists held their noses — some literally with clothespins — and supported the center-right candidate, Jacques Chirac, dealing Mr. Le Pen an emphatic defeat.
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It was an unusual moment of contrition for Mr. Ackman and a stark contrast to his emphatic support of Valeant in recent years.
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He made emphatic but vague statements — "No man is above the law," he repeatedly said, for instance — but avoided saying anything more specific.
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And his emphatic support for oil, gas and wind energy transformed Texas's landscape — and fueled its economy — during his 14 years as governor.
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After his big victories yesterday in Michigan and several other states, Joe Biden is the emphatic favorite to win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Perhaps if he was more in the spotlight then people in positions of power might decide to fund missions sooner to Mars whether than giving very little to NASA and watching space fall into the hands of private companies like Space X. __________ Our popular Picture Prompt "Oprah for President" brought in many emphatic "yes" answers, and equally emphatic, but fewer, "no" answers.
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The unorthodox lightweight will certainly fancy his chances after Eddie Alvarez weathered the Brazilian's early storm to score an emphatic TKO victory last month.
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A wide, whitish frame with a rough, sandy texture echoes that shape, and again we toggle between emphatic flatness and the illusion of depth.
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An emphatic defeat for May by a margin of around 100 votes leaves her withdrawal agreement in tatters and propels sterling into the unknown.
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Polls have registered the most emphatic public support for legislation the House passed in February to require universal background checks for all gun sales.
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Cumulatively, this history has led the profession to move toward a patient-centered model that is emphatic about informed consent and shared decision-making.
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The answer is an emphatic no to all of the above, and yet fondue does have a trapped in amber — er, congealed cheese — reputation.
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The Committee was emphatic that these measures, mandated under United Nations Security Council Resolution 2254, are the "legitimate rights" of Syrians under international law.
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Speaking exclusively to VICE News, Barghouti's son Qassam was emphatic that his father is leading the strike in order to help his fellow prisoners.
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After popping the question and getting an emphatic "yes!" from fiancé Ross Girard, the happy couple headed off to party with friends and family.
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They bounced back from those defeats in emphatic fashion, storming out to a 28-10 lead and staying in complete control throughout the game.
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" She may be back to blonde before long, though — when DeGeneres asked if the unicorn-esque shade was high-maintenance, Duff was emphatic: "Yes!
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" When asked about President Donald Trump's Twitter habits and if she ever asks him to put away his phone, she gave an emphatic, "Yes!
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Following his emphatic victory over Urijah Faber to claim the interim bantamweight title, Barao became one of the most celebrated fighters in the world.
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The cathedral project is an emphatic example of necessary institutions, like public museums, that provide space for collective social, cultural and, yes, spiritual transactions.
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" Calling his father "emphatic," the younger Bush said that the former president "looked for the good in each person and he usually found it.
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") In due course, Trump perfected his unique voice: the cockeyed neologisms and the fractured syntax, the emphatic punctuation, the Don Rickles-era exclamations ("Sad!
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Maybe it's the emphatic re-signing of center Max Unger, which cemented the Saints as unquestioned winners of last year's Unger/Jimmy Graham trade.
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Trump's State of the Union speech was notable for its emphatic rhetoric on illegal immigration and for the significant time devoted to the topic.
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The last two Republicans who went down in ruby red territory (Roy Moore and Rick Saccone) both had the emphatic backing of the President.
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The company has said it made the warnings more emphatic in an effort to avoid the sort of fatal crash that occurred in May.
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" I asked if there was any common ground between him and Jongen, and he replied with an emphatic no, calling Jongen "a complete impostor.
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Current trends in emphatic self-expression, like posting on your Facebook wall how you'd die in Game of Thrones, are a marketing gold mine.
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"It's the debt that worries me — the 20 trillion," said Mr. Dues, 57, who was warm and gracious when asked about the emphatic sign.
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Each verse in Leviticus 18's series of incest laws contains a similar gloss, but the others are merely emphatic, driving home the point.
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I am bewildered to report that the answer is an emphatic no, at least according to Rooffee's creator, Lithuanian-born former-model Agota Jakutyte.
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That gives the disclosures in Mr. Wolff's latest book a secondhand feeling — and one of his most sensational claims drew a quick, emphatic rebuttal.
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Cashman was emphatic that this sort of discipline is nothing new, that the Yankees have been operating this way for a number of years.
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Written by Nina Simone for the playwright Lorraine Hansberry, the song received its most emphatic interpretation on Ms. Franklin's album of the same name.
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Mr. Stone said Mr. Credico "was emphatic over a 50-day period, insisting that this 'bombshell' was coming" from WikiLeaks that would undermine Mrs.
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After some unsteadiness early on, the brasses nailed edgy timbres during the final movement — achieving an emphatic sense of release, stripped of all irony.
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"This is not like a newborn exam or a diabetes check or strep," said Dr. Gastala, who has kind eyes and an emphatic laugh.
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Even more emphatic is the power it is transferring to the board on determining the fate of the disputed content the members rule on.
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An emphatic wave becomes a goofy "wax-on, wax-off" movement, he said, the simple hand motion reducing a candidate to an essence: pitchman.
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Adrián Sandí, a brilliantly cool yet tender soloist, produced a burnt, hazy siren near the end, then utter gentleness, before a wailing, emphatic coda.
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The way he finished Wilder in such emphatic fashion was every bit as impressive as the way he bamboozled Wladimir Klitschko five years ago.
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She had an emphatic presence: about six feet tall in heels, always impeccably dressed, seemingly always wearing red lipstick, her hair a lustrous ebony.
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Some of the performances feel tentative, almost apologetic, while others feel overly emphatic, suggesting that the actors may not believe in these worlds either.
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Perdue and other GOP senators at the meeting said Trump was "emphatic" about keeping the immigration bill separate from the year-end spending bill.
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Her policy positions were backed up with sound -- and emphatic-- reasoning, her personality shone and she had a winning amount of energy and confidence.
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Grassley even tweeted an emphatic reminder to Comey Wednesday night about how federal law enforcement agencies must remain under the oversight of elected officials.
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This month, they were even more emphatic, voting almost unanimously to express their disapproval of his abrupt withdrawal of troops from Syria and Afghanistan.
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Barao would have completed one of the most emphatic falls from graces the sport had ever seen had he come up short against Nover.
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Moreover the metrical poem (emphatic iambic beat) attempts to reinforce its moralizing by rhyming; even those are predictable and seem sponsored by Dr. Seuss.
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Drexler's continued, emphatic imagery of hands demonstrates her underlying awareness of this body part as a connector, a communicator, a harmer, and a protector.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's state television congratulated President Hassan Rouhani for winning a re-election by handing an emphatic defeat to his hardline rival Ebrahim Raisi.
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She turned away from the window and hurried down the echoless stairs, her footfall landing strangely in her ears, emphatic, like a kind of speech.
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" Ghitis was emphatic: "Under normal circumstances, we might shake our heads at Trump's decision; call it a horrible mistake and make the best of it.
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The final score, with one point awarded for a win and half a point for a draw in each match, was an emphatic 218-221.
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I used fire to illuminate the carving and the charred surface of the wood, which seemed like a fitting response to the dark emphatic phrase.
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Unlike Caterina, she is a passionate and emphatic advocate of that diet, and showed us how to prepare a healthy dish of pasta with chickpeas.
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This is important because his anger is so strong and he seems so emphatic, and he could actually feel he never did anything like this.
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It was an emphatic demonstration that it is possible in a Western liberal democracy to fashion a pro-European, centrist response to populism and nationalism.
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By this time he was himself an elder, passing on stories to the young in his deep, emphatic way, always word for word the same.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk polled his Twitter followers Wednesday about whether or not he should open a Gigafactory in Texas – and the result was emphatic.
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Yet Medvedev then served out the match with an emphatic ace to claim his second consecutive ATP Masters 1000 crown following his triumph in Cincinnati.
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It made the announcement on the day of the tournament's opening game, when many Russians were distracted by their team's emphatic win against Saudi Arabia.
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Seattle's two-piece, self-described "trash-can" rock 'n' roll band Hobosexual has been delivering the bluesy booty-shakin' and emphatic high-fives since 2010.
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But, ironically, President Trump's repeated, emphatic commitment to exclude Muslims from the United States may undermine his ability to regulate immigration from predominately-Muslim nations.
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"Any bullish sentiment from the crude draw has been vanquished by emphatic builds to the products," said Matthew Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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They drew in the group stage of the last Euros before Spain's emphatic win in the final, yet something of that old apprehension still lingers.
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Look long enough and you'll find the owl, which is much less distinct than certain oddly emphatic patches of tree bark and tangles of branches.
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This is history as the Oscars likes it: solemn, full of easy-to-digest outrage, and so emphatic that it loses out on being artful.
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Then they have to latch onto whatever insane socialist proposal will demonstrate to the activists their leftist bona fides, and commence with emphatic virtue signaling.
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But since candidate Trump called out the Fed in rather emphatic terms, there is concern about a confrontation between the two in the next year.
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Using taped music by Monteverdi, Bach, Mozart and Bach, it sets big, showy movements and emphatic dynamics where the music is subtle and often gentle.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Canada made it five wins from five with an emphatic 5-0 victory over Slovakia at the ice hockey world championships on Saturday.
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The U.N.-backed Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague handed an emphatic legal victory to the Philippines in the maritime dispute earlier this month.
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WHEN CHRISTINE LAGARDE was asked last year whether she was interested in a job in Europe, the head of the IMF made an emphatic denial.
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The shutouts have been an emphatic response to giving up 70 goals in two games to the Flames and the Oilers before the streak began.
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The third Thor movie is also putting an emphatic end to the month-long box office slump that saw the worst October in a decade.
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This moment presaged one of the spots of the night, when Matt later put Omega through that table with an emphatic violence and palpable frustration.
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He said that the situation has been frustrating for Mr. Lobo, who has been "loud and clear in his emphatic denial" of Mr. Rivera's allegations.
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An emphatic start saw Daniel Sturridge score the opener in the 220th minute, and Milner doubled the lead from the penalty spot six minutes later.
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On Monday, tennis got an emphatic answer as Gauff, displaying remarkable poise, upset Venus Williams, 6-22017, 213-217, in the first round of Wimbledon.
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There is nothing quite like an emphatic sweep of their rivals — even in a two-game series — to clear away the clouds over Yankee Stadium.
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Should he claim another emphatic victory, expect a lot of people to catch on to the buzz that is building around this unassuming South Korean.
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"NO NO NO NO NO." What better way to begin the story of one of the world's most iconic buildings than with such emphatic disapproval?
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She is most emphatic and prescriptive in her examination of "hook-up culture," the ritualized patterns of casual sex that are common among young people.
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But in the more recent artwork, the subversion of language into something to be seen as form rather than merely read becomes even more emphatic.
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Kanepi, a powerful Estonian veteran ranked 44th, had knocked out the top-seeded Simona Halep in the first round last Monday in two emphatic sets.
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But asked if she agreed with the decision to donate the document to the Kennedy library, rather than try to sell it, she was emphatic.
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Harden hops up, lays down a dance move in those red sneakers of his, and runs and jumps and throws down an emphatic windmill dunk.
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Talking at the debate about military-style rifles, he was emphatic: "Hell yes, we're going to take your AR-15, your AK-47," he said.
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The drubbing was not as emphatic as last Sunday's — a 23-5 fiasco in Washington — but it was played under the same cloud of crisis.
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The two-time All-Star grabbed the ball after Bembry blocked Rose's driving layup before his emphatic dunk once again gave the Timberwolves the advantage.
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Twice they got themselves arrested when they decided not just to stand there but to do something more emphatic, in those cases staging sit-downs.
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But with his emphatic win on Saturday, Fury and his team earned leverage over nearly every potential future opponent, and it might not be Joshua.
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Construction of the Erie Canal began in Rome, N.Y. ■ 25A: I first had NOT A CHANCE for "Emphatic parental turndown," but that was too long.
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Asked on Wednesday's shareholder meeting why Apple didn't acquire the rights to rerun the iconic sitcom on its proprietary streaming service, his reply was emphatic.
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The Fiscal Year 85033 spending agreement that Congress passed last month is an emphatic rejection of Trump's proposed deep cuts to science budgets and funding.
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In somewhat of a contrast to his emphatic paintings, he tends to work neatly, with supplies arranged on two tables pushed up against a wall.
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He desegregates the NASA bathrooms with a sledgehammer and stands up for Katherine in quieter but no less emphatic ways when her qualifications are challenged.
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Only a dramatic new round of government payments or an emphatic resolution to Trump's ongoing trade wars could change in the industry's trajectory, he said.
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The president has been emphatic that he wants to restore fairness to trade and slash the U.S. trade deficit, which is now above $50 billion.
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Gafford's emphatic dunk at the 2:07 mark put the exclamation point on the win and gave the freshman his second slam of the game.
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Melinda Selmys, a mother of seven who relies on secondhand stores for her family's staples, gives an emphatic yes — and her reasons might surprise you.
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ST. VINCENT "Masseduction" (Loma Vista) The hefty programmed beats, emphatic electronic hooks and gargantuan choruses of current pop are the framework that Annie Clark, a.k.a.
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As we now know, however, Thompson would spring the upset in the most emphatic way possible, pummeling his decorated foe to a first-round knockout win.
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Every athlete has their own way of expressing sheer joy, but the more emphatic the reaction the more entertaining it is for the viewers at home.
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In a ruling by The Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration on July 12, the Philippines won an emphatic legal victory over China on the dispute.
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Alistair, however, showed he has recovered enough to defend his title in Rio with an emphatic win in a world series race in Leeds last month.
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After UFC 246, which confirmed Conor McGregor's return with an emphatic victory over Donald Cerrone in Las Vegas, the fighting calendar is beginning to shape up.
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Similarly, as concise and emphatic as Aaron Mattocks is in "Short Ride Out (3): He Rides Out," the power of his lightning feet gradually turns routine.
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But this day was all about SMU and its ability to back up its regular-season championship with an emphatic performance that earned it a trophy.
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Such an electoral defeat—the more emphatic, the better—would not only vanquish Trump but also lay the groundwork for decontaminating American culture of his influence.
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" Fans had no idea what to expect when Adult Swim sent out a message advertising the live stream, which ended with an emphatic, "Don't miss it.
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Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook had 210 points, including a pair of emphatic dunks in the final two minutes to put the exclamation point on the victory.
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The researchers, and the American Academy of Pediatrics, give an emphatic yes, pointing to laboratory "sled tests" on crash dummies and accident data from elsewhere — Sweden.
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Federer delighted his small army of Chinese fans inside the Qi Zhong Centre with an emphatic 27-13 21-26 defeat of tricky Ukrainian Alexandr Dolgopolov.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley delivered an emphatic argument against holding hearings, citing not his own reasoning, but instead a lengthy floor speech then-Sen.
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Now all that progress is thrown in doubt with the emphatic election as president of Rodrigo Duterte, a loudmouth pursuing a wildly populist campaign (see Briefing).
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Davis, a finalist at the tournament in 2016, ended the match with an emphatic overhead and will face fellow American Sofia Kenin in the second round.
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Nishikori showed off his full repertoire of shots in a faultless third set which he peppered with delicate drop shots and ended with an emphatic volley.
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Despite his emphatic declarations of remorse and contrition, Cohen shouldn't be surprised if the American people respond to such claims with a giant dose of skepticism.
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But as Mr. Msimanga canvassed for votes before the country's municipal elections on Wednesday, he struggled to turn that unhappiness into emphatic support for his party.
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"It's eerie how similar they are — the compulsive references to trust, the emphatic denials," said Steven Law, President and CEO of American Crossroads, in a statement.
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Consent is not this hard, immediate, emphatic thing where one person screams yes, the other person screams yes, and then they sign a contract, or something.
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" Digging through a costume box at the library, I begged him to don fairy wings, sparkly headbands, velvety capes, all met with the same emphatic "No.
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"I want to say in the most emphatic way possible that sexual misconduct and harassment are unacceptable and have no place at Dartmouth," Mr. Hanlon said.
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It not only makes for an incongruous stage picture, but it often creates an unbalanced sound, with emphatic backing harmonies drowning out Wilson's main vocal lines.
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Here, then, is an emphatic piece of advice: Go see it at the Bushwick Starr, where Aya Ogawa has directed a wild ride of a production.
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U.S. coach Jillian Ellis said the result was great confidence booster but did not want to get carried away with the emphatic nature of the win.
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Perhaps because his voice is more genre-neutral than Mr. Shelton's, Mr. Bryan — who sings with some soul music inflections — is emphatic about his rural signifiers.
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Yet, from the first, Mr. Neenan's touch is slightly off: The dynamics he keeps asking of his dancers are always more emphatic than their musical accompaniment.
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In the fourth set, del Potro got an early break and held off Federer from there, finishing the victory with an emphatic forehand down the line.
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The final result was far more emphatic than it may have appeared in the last-gasp votes that played into the early hours of Wednesday morning.
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Despite the president's insistence that Clapper has conceded that the Justice Department spied on his campaign, Clapper has been emphatic that such activity did not occur.
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Edelman capped the score with an emphatic spike of the ball, a throwback to the celebration of choice by the retired Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski.
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THRUSH: OK. Well, on that note, that very emphatic note, thank you so much for taking the time, Jill Stein, and again, condolences on today's decision.
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Encarnacion homers in 10th to lift Blue Jays past Orioles TORONTO — Edwin Encarnacion ended an 0-for-33 drought in the most emphatic way Friday night.
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Schwartz is emphatic that the industry not be allowed to "call the shots on regulation, the market, and community planning"; public matters should be kept public.
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One of her most emphatic arguments is that street play is actually safer than playground play, and that wider sidewalks are necessary to keep cities safe.
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Pitt's Justin Champagnie drove to the basket and finished with an emphatic two-handed dunk to give Pittsburgh a 52-50 lead with 2:42 left.
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Team Israel's unbeaten run in the World Baseball Classic came to an emphatic halt Monday when it was clobbered by the Netherlands, 12-2, in Tokyo.
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Republican Representative Chris Stewart, one of Trump's most emphatic defenders during the impeachment investigation, was among many Republicans who said Democrats loathe Trump and his supporters.
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But after her own reunion, Ms. Slaton offered this emphatic plea to birth parents who've refused to meet their adult child face-to-face: Please reconsider.
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China and India joined the United States in pushing back against more emphatic language that calls on countries to enhance their climate-action targets in 2020.
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Valentin's overwrought placement of figures is most strained in "Christ Driving the Merchants from the Temple" (1618–22), where emphatic vectors intersect at the Messiah's loins.
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Suddenly he would drop his arm and the basket would plunge toward the water again, before stopping just in time and getting one quick, emphatic shake.
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When Roberts pushed back, saying that some people see her actions and Clinton's as the same, the president's eldest daughter was emphatic that they are not. .
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One of my most emphatic messages is that getting the same pleasure from saving as you do from spending will put you on the road to wealth.
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You'll learn lots about Connor during this interview, including his alias ("Red"), his real age (an emphatic "four") and his message to the world ("cheese, click click").
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As an outsider, many of my entry points into the city were through its most emphatic ambassadors: The Geto Boys and Slim Thug, Destiny's Child and UGK.
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Just 43 seconds into the first round, the polish middleweight planted a blistering left hand on McCrory's temple, winning the fight in the most emphatic way possible.
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Deniz, for one, was emphatic there was more to drop from traditional gaming development than to bring to VR. "VR wasn't games to begin with," he said.
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One percenters' generous and emphatic support for mirage-based companies like Theranos, WeWork, Juicero, and the Fyre Festival is anecdotal evidence that this may not be true.
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Public appearances with Foxx encourage the media to steer the conversation from skeptical mystery to emphatic celebration of what could be the next iconic A-list couple.
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Wiggins had both Minnesota baskets in the final 27:463 of regulation, a putback of his own miss and an emphatic dunk for a four-point lead.
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They were coy in answering questions about their involvement in the murder, but they were emphatic about their professionalism, patriotism, and absolute dedication to the Russian empire.
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Jesus was emphatic that his followers busy themselves with caring for people on the margins, a concern that does not appear to be animating the Trump campaign.
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The Indiana Pacers clinched a spot in the postseason in emphatic fashion on Sunday and can now turn their attention to locking up the best possible seed.
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AeroMobil is more emphatic about safety than speed, however — the vehicle has a lot of features designed to make sure it can withstand even choppy flying weather.
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It is impossible to read "Concerto"—the relentlessly high pitch of its language, its emphatic repetitions and violent imagery—without recalling its Old Testament and Quranic models.
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Mounting an Independent presidential candidacy An even more emphatic expression of discontent has come when a marginalized faction bolts their party to support their own presidential candidate.
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Ms. Blaney's campaign became amplified by the breathlessly emphatic nature of social media after the story was posted on a popular Facebook page called Love What Matters.
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Suddenly there's a pause, and over more separated, more emphatic chords Ms. Spektor sings: "Enjoy your youth/Sounds like a threat," separating the lines with stark drumbeats.
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While BSEE recognized the value of quality control programs that some companies have instituted, the agency was emphatic that creating this network was essential to ensuring accountability.
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A voice spoke in low but emphatic tones from what seemed to be a range of inches into my right ear—an authoritative voice, brooking no argument.
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But Nabi, Gomes's boss, was emphatic that to be effective in this line of work, passion is essential—but emotion needs to be checked at the door.
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She concluded that he painted less with the "eye of Monet" and more with Whistler's aesthetics and passion for finding an emphatic link between art and nature.
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Given how emphatic the SBG fighter's win was over the fallen featherweight king, it's hard to believe it would have no impact on a rematch at all.
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And halfway through the 80-minute work, Bach begins anew with a grand French overture: a theme played in emphatic chords and upward-sweeping flourishes of scales.
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The Lynx are 9-1 so far this season, with other emphatic wins coming against elite teams like Washington (by 25 points), and New York (by 19).
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"It is imperative that policy makers hasten and collaborate to roll out coordinated measures that are emphatic, coherent and timely," said Vishnu Varathan, analyst at Mizuho Bank.
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In this faster, more emphatic, live-in-the-studio video, he makes it an explicit rejection of anti-immigrant policies, alluding to Woody Guthrie along the way.
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Mr. Trump's emphatic declaration of "hundreds of thousands of jobs" is, at this point, tenuous at best given the nature of the various deals and their values.
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As for Mr. Mars, he's doing more emphatic talking than singing and is backed up by a barking chorus, adding tough-guy punch to his mellifluous boasts.
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MARKETS: Chinese stocks rallied sharply and global equities also gained, with an emphatic general election victory for Britain's Brexit-backing Conservative Party adding to the positive mood.
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The emphatic election victory of Prime Minister Boris Johnson cleared much of the short-term uncertainty hanging over Britain's economy, paving the way for the country's Jan.
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Devils 5, Capitals 1 Nico Hischier scored twice, and backup goaltender Louis Domingue sparkled in goal as visiting New Jersey claimed an emphatic upset victory over Washington.
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The European Central Bank has also been emphatic that it will not include Greek government bonds in its own debt-buying mechanism, the Public Sector Purchase Program.
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So we are left with an emphatic and game-changing signal from the US, made with the belief that the consequences will be unknowable, but probably manageable.
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Her performance was reminiscent of her coach Kristin Armstrong's gold medal ride in the road time trial at the Rio Olympics, although this was far more emphatic.
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But Ms. Futter was emphatic that it is the museum's scientists, not its trustees, who make decisions about the substance of what is presented at the museum.
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These same affections for noir-looking suitors have morphed over the years, from Jack Sparrow's swashbuckling boots and beard to Russell Brand's renaissance waistcoats and emphatic storytelling.
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It's a shame Heard felt the need to be so emphatic about the fact that she isn't lying about her domestic violence claims, but it's not surprising.
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Municipal broadband is inherently a repudiation of the status quo, an emphatic statement by voters and their representatives that the free market has not worked for them.
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It was mooted to be Sir Alex Ferguson's last game before retirement but, in the end, the result was so emphatic that he had to rethink his plans.
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But when the Wildcats finally broke through, they did it in emphatic fashion with an 80-69 victory over top-ranked Oklahoma on Saturday night in Bramlage Coliseum.
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" When asked if Grenell was annoyed that they had been denied permission to fly the flag from the flagpole, the State Department source replied with an emphatic "yes.
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But Sessions also received emphatic support from three African-American who had worked with him throughout his career, including his former staffer on the Judiciary Committee, William Smith.
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John Cusack's emphatic anger lets you churn raw emotion from the comfort of your couch, while his character's hopeful resolution gives you the strength to go on living.
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The Lakers' prized offseason acquisition Anthony Davis added 21 points, including several emphatic alley-oops from James that sent the purple and gold clad crowd into a frenzy.
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But Allan was emphatic that this partnership was not just a clever new lobbying strategy intended to charm French officials into giving Facebook a specific kind of regulations.
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He seems to give up on whatever they're talking about, walks to the Senate clerk, gives an emphatic thumbs down, and proceeds to bolt out of the chamber.
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"If it's not the giving of the car, it's probably something very emphatic with a very low voice about how deep the meaning of life is," she said.
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He was not afraid to get his hands dirty; to ask in his brisk, emphatic way, "What's the story?" and to challenge conventional wisdom whenever he met it.
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Some analysts said Abe's emphatic win increased the chances that BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, who is widely considered a policy dove, would be reappointed when his term ends.
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" Just after his victory, pal Taylor Swift – also an early 2016 Grammy winner – retweeted Grammy's official tweet confirming his win, then followed it up with an emphatic "YES.
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With this emphatic win, Thompson might well have jumped the contender line and earned himself a shot at the welterweight title—though Tyron Woodley is sure to disagree.
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Propagandhi are long time proponents of Nazi punching and, since forming in Manitoba in 1986, the Canadian punks have brought an emphatic anti-fascist message to their music.
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" Fortunately for the self-professed Beast — who donned a jacket not unlike the one worn by the enchanted prince — the woman in yellow answered with an emphatic "Yes!
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The director has been emphatic about the fact that this is her story, both to pre-empt critics of its discomfiting nature and to keep these conversations going.
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The president delivered a lengthy and emphatic defense of the administration's position on illegal immigration in general and the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program in particular.
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A geriatric psychiatrist who examined Mr. Redstone recently said that Mr. Redstone referred to Paramount as "his baby," and that he expressed his "emphatic disapproval" of a sale.
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And he invited YG back out during his set so they could perform the remix of YG's anti-Donald J. Trump anthem, one with an emphatic, unprintable title.
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They had the body language of little Cairenes: for an emphatic "no," they said " la'a, " with a brisk shake of the head and a wave of the hand.
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But Groupama Team France, headed by Franck Cammas, gave the British a run for the money with an emphatic win by almost two minutes in the first race.
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"In a way that is both emphatic and subtle, 'Finding Dory' is a celebration of cognitive and physical differences," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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" Srinivasan said his advice to shareholders was to "preserve capital right now" and when asked how much downside markets could see, he was emphatic: "20 percent everywhere, everywhere.
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"The theme that we're going for is that you can improve some things, but everything good comes with a cost," says Fallon, his hand movements growing more emphatic.
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With a convincing, if expected, victory for governor of New Jersey, Philip D. Murphy, a former Wall Street banker, brought an emphatic end to the Chris Christie era.
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And now he has an emphatic postseason moment to add to his résumé, one almost as good as Gibson's, which came with the Dodgers one out from losing.
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She was emphatic about the importance of having abortion rights in the public discourse and the fact that a majority of Americans don't want to see Roe v.
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She's a slippery subject; but her impulse to punch holes in confining walls of all kinds was emphatic and deep-seated, and is more than welcome right now.
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The point was driven home to Mr. Hun Sen in emphatic fashion in 2013, after a near loss to an insurgent political party in an election that year.
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"It is old and tired, like a dress you have worn a lot," the Russian critic Leila Gouchmazova, of Rossiyskaya Gazeta, said last month of this emphatic style.
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In Europe, he was seen as Milan's weak link, further emphatic proof that the one position on the field where no team needs a Brazilian is in goal.
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What was clear this week was that Mr. van Zweden, with his kinetic physical movements and emphatic cues, certainly takes an old-school, top-down approach to conducting.
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Pop mans the homestead, tending to the goat yard, pigpen and chicken coop with an emphatic correctness, hoping to teach Jojo what it is to be a man.
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The short period between the South Carolina primary and Super Tuesday also attenuates the kind of glowing media coverage a candidate might expect after such an emphatic win.
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Jaap van Zweden, the music director designate, made a statement by conducting Mahler's formidable Fifth Symphony, in an incisive and powerful, if overly emphatic and sometimes blaring, performance.
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And for months, senior Chinese officials met Mr. Trump's escalating tariffs with their own as they remained equally emphatic that any deal must completely erase Mr. Trump's tariffs.
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"Most prominently, the speaker of the House has been emphatic that the investigation is not a true impeachment proceeding," the department contended in a court brief filed Friday.
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The first feature by Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet, "The Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach" insists as much in a way that is both emphatic and elusive.
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The challenge lies in the ferociously physical steps — an onslaught of thwacking arms, emphatic kicks, dizzying spins, swift somersaults, perilous balances and slippery contortions — and their relentless repetition.
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"I'm comfortable that he's served his time, has made his statement clear, and let's move on," Mr. de Blasio said then, in a tone more emphatic than diplomatic.
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Internationally, he's best remembered for soaring over the head of a 7-foot-2 French player for an emphatic dunk at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia.
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Both are emphatic Trump supporters, frequent Fox News commenters, and also just happened to have done some work with Rudy Giuliani in his hunt for dirt in Kiev.
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Reuters correspondents and photographers who traveled around the country talking to voters ahead of the March 18 election found nothing to contradict expectation of an emphatic Putin victory.
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LONDON — The votes were still being counted at polling stations across the UK when Joe Biden warned Democrats about the implications of Boris Johnson's unexpectedly emphatic election victory.
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While the White House is calling for a congressional inquiry, Mr. Trump did not merely raise the possibility on Twitter but was emphatic that the incident did occur.
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Judge Gorsuch's style was folksy, earnest, learned and emphatic, and he easily dodged questions from members of the Senate Judiciary Committee that he was not inclined to answer.
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However, when asked if he was Brazil's answer to Trump, Doria — who has advocated globalism and free trade rather than a brand of protectionism — gave an emphatic "no".
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Bernier, a former foreign minister who hoped to lead a populist movement, lost his own seat in an embarrassing and emphatic setback for Canada's would-be Donald Trump.
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Several of Robinson's baskets were emphatic dunks, including a spectacular first-quarter alley-oop in which Julius Randle lobbed the ball from well beyond the 3-point line.
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Graham, normally a close Trump ally, underscored the unusual divide between the White House and some Republicans over Saudi Arabia in an emphatic Senate speech before the votes.
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Najib is under pressure to deliver an emphatic victory, as he grapples with a scandal at state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), and public anxiety over rising living costs.
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But she added that even a vote to stay in the EU could lead to a long spell of political uncertainty unless the "In" camp secures an emphatic victory.
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" But a major album highlight is "Despite Repeated Warnings," a 7-minute anti-Trump mini-suite that couches politics in metaphor and an emphatic "Yes, we can do it!
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Those aides also said they were annoyed that Patterson was emphatic about welcoming feedback but didn't take any notes or write anything down about the concerns that aides raised.
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The House on Thursday passed an ambitious bill, 224-194, to expand union power, signaling to Midwestern presidential battleground states an emphatic re-commitment by Democrats to organized labor.
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Brendon Urie, the band's emphatic mind and mouthpiece, wants to know what happens in the wake of a bacchanal, when the wildest urges thrash only in the rear view.
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"Whatever they might choose to do over the next few days, nothing will change the unquestionable reality: ETA's whole project has been a resounding and emphatic failure," Rajoy said.
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It might be his most emphatic declaration of love for his wife, but it's also one that offers a very narrow view of what a woman has to offer.
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Marth Kauffman, the show's co-creator, has given an emphatic "no" to the answer of bringing back the show; however, the cast has been less definite in their answers.
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Will Hurd about whether Russia's attempt to influence the 2016 vote was a one-off, Mueller gave an emphatic: No. "They're doing it as we sit here," Mueller said.
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Kyle Richards is relieved Paris Hilton found her $2 million engagement ring -- but she's even more emphatic about her niece protecting her fortune when she walks down the aisle.
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Still, Walton does not believe the Warriors sweeping the season series in such emphatic fashion will give his team any type of edge should they meet again in June.
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In early 2015, Zingano experienced her first pro loss, as she found herself on the receiving end of one of Ronda Rousey's most emphatic wins: a 14-second armbar.
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Midnight Special isn't a bombastic or emphatic film: It's a subdued indie version of a blockbuster, more Monsters than Godzilla, more Safety Not Guaranteed than Back To The Future.
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This salute to porgy is classic Bil; as emphatic about making good food as he was about finding edible solutions to what he called the "solvable problems" of sustainability.
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Vogue posted the exact same tweet again at 1:30am GMT, which predictably resulted in a series of "everyone" replies, with some of the tweets more emphatic than before.
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But Trump stayed true to his campaign promise to leave the deal, delivering an emphatic Rose Garden announcement that wouldn't be out of place at one of his rallies.
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Broader debate: McSally called for reforms to how the military handles sexual assault but was also emphatic that commanders be kept part of the judicial process in such cases.
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So perhaps it's not so odd that one spent his career proving an emphatic point to the world, while the other saw his craving for success sated rather earlier.
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Despite Syria's emphatic denials of having gassed its own citizens amid a prolonged civil war, Trump's actions left little doubt that the U.S. believe a chemical attack took place.
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His emphatic victory secured a top-two place in the group and left Zverev, world number one Rafael Nadal and Medvedev scrapping to join him in Saturday's semi-finals.
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It's rare we see Myron Ebell, who headed the EPA transition team, and Rush Holt, the head of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, in emphatic agreement.
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"But if you're looking at the Constitution, I think it was a very emphatic step forward in terms of our understanding of criminal misconduct in the administration," he continued.
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Fred VanVleet's injury limited the actual usage of The Bench Mob in round one, outside of an emphatic Game 103 performance, but they figure to be a factor here.
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Despite the emphatic warnings of the tale, titled "Dangerous Love," a morning on the streets of Beijing suggests it may not be having quite the impact the government hopes.
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In the end, Jingliang succeeded on his mission in the most emphatic way possible, snuffing Zafir with a series of ground strikes just 2:46 into the first round.
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With the use of large, evocative eyes and dynamic lateral motion, UK artist Krisper carries his love for manga and talent for drawing into an emphatic series of illustrations.
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On her emphatic new single, "I'm Still Here," the soul singer Sharon Jones presents her life as a series of high hurdles she has cleared with grit and grace.
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There's a tragic quality here — those descending scales, with their emphatic rhythm, keep being repeated — but there's also sublimity, transcendence and even, here and there, aspects of consolatory tenderness.
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But they could not stop the Red Sox from scoring five runs in the inning, turning a tie game into another emphatic display of a deep and merciless lineup.
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CBS's board was emphatic this week that the ousted chief executive Leslie Moonves "will not receive any severance payment," slamming the door on his quest to collect $120 million.
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" As the early rounds unfolded on a big screen, Wilder remained emphatic that the judges were wrong in calling it a draw: "He ain't applying the pressure, I am.
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"To say 'no' to abuse is to say an emphatic 'no' to all forms of clericalism," Francis wrote in a remarkable letter of apology to all Catholics last week.
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What resulted was an emphatic home victory that revived the series — and gave the Cavaliers hope as they ready themselves for Game 23 on Monday night at Oracle Arena.
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BRUSSELS –European leaders have roundly declared that it's now time to get on with Brexit after U.K leader Boris Johnson secured an emphatic win in the country's general election.
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If the Giants want Saquon Barkley receiving more than blocking (that's an emphatic yes), they must plan other counters to A-gap blitzes, including slides and 214-man protections.
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And because the Mets won their first two games of the second half in emphatic fashion against the Colorado Rockies, Collins's math seemed not only sound but also achievable.
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But now, as senators consider the witness question in earnest, the president is offering an emphatic argument against calling a former official who looks to be a key witness.
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They were just as emphatic about immigration, warning 2020 candidates that their support for decriminalizing illegal migration would allow Republicans to cast Democrats as the party of open borders.
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Austrian Hirscher won by an emphatic 1.57 seconds from compatriot Manuel Feller as he clocked up his 55th World Cup race win and overhauled Hermann Maier's tally of 54.
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All five have expressed the same emphatic support for Mirziyoyev's reforms as they did for Karimov's conservative approach, and no one disagreed with the president's policies during the debates.
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Syrian Democratic Forces officers, however, were emphatic in phone interviews and public statements that they had finally wrested control of the city from the militants after a monthslong campaign.
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"When the N.Y.P.D. rejects over half of C.C.R.B. recommendations, that sends an emphatic message to the public and to police officers that the C.C.R.B. just doesn't matter," he said.
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I like that they convey a sense of weight; using one seems to send a much more emphatic message than what gets across by deploying a smaller, flat emoji.
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Emphatic rhythm has always been the engine oil of a jazz big band, but Mr. Charles has original ways of addressing that history, inherited from his own homeland traditions.
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His own dancing draws on the rich vocabulary of classical Javanese movement, pulling together its rapid, angular, formal phrases into fluid, emphatic statements of personal experience rather than collective myth.
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Demonstrators marched in the hundreds of thousands Saturday across the country and around the world but the emphatic message was the same: Protecting women's rights in this turbulent political climate.
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On addressing the "dire threat" of climate change, the secretary of state was equally emphatic, advocating for an agreement reached in Paris last year to cut global fossil fuel emissions.
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For all his idiosyncrasies, Trump had one thing very much in common with other outsized cultural figures: the ability to provoke and elicit emphatic, emotional reactions to his every utterance.
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For those of us who had greedily dismantled Koren Grieveson's robust, emphatic cooking at Avec in Chicago, her move to New York a couple of years ago was promising news.
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Still, the image of Horowitz and Kane coming towards me on the deck, their hands gripped so tightly on the mic, their eagerness for emphatic voice-raising, stuck with me.
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After building momentum around fragile-feeling synths for the first half, "Blue Train Lines" eventually erupts into a bass guitar and drum kit-driven frenzy guided by Krule's emphatic vocal.
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His speaking voice is higher than his rough-hewn croon would let on, and when he's excited, or emphatic—which is often—it rises quickly in both pitch and volume.
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"I don't know who's going to win the darn nomination, I really don't," he said, but was emphatic that the 2016 presidential race must be about ideas, and not personalities.
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The economic news, however, was much more emphatic, with U.S. retail sales rising the most in seven months in July as consumers spent more on 247.76 of 226 retail sectors.
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In electing a man who promised to reclaim America for whites, white America has shown in the most emphatic way that it is still incapable of looking at itself honestly.
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While the appellate court's ruling was emphatic, you can see the ways in which the judiciary would retreat to its traditional deference to the executive on matters of national security.
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Lovren soared above everyone and hit an emphatic header into the back of the net to cap of a wild comeback win against one of the best teams in Europe.
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Among believers an atheist, among atheists a skeptic, among skeptics an agnostic, among agnostics all emphatic on the apophatic, I laughed in my beard at market panics, fanaticism, Beyoncé worship.
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The award represented an emphatic turnaround for Bellinger, who started only twice for the Dodgers in their five-game loss to the Boston Red Sox in the 2018 World Series.
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Some of the same hostilities were reflected this weekend in Germany, where voters in Chancellor Angela Merkel's home state embraced anti-immigrant candidates — an emphatic rejection of her refugee policy.
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Suarez crashed in an emphatic overhead kick in the 25th minute after a surging run by Messi then teed up the Argentine to knock in the second three minutes later.
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It was an emphatic back-to-back triumph for the host country, with victory coming in the two sports it cares most about as the Olympics drew to a close.
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But the aspect of Hamilton's life he celebrates — the self-making entrepreneurialism of the American dream — cannot be fully understood without including, indeed without highlighting, Hamilton's insistent and emphatic inegalitarianism.
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Former special counsel Robert Mueller, who led an extensive investigation into Russian election interference that produced a 448-page report, has been emphatic about the ongoing threat in this regard.
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Turner hammered an emphatic one-handed slam over Jarrett Allen at the 153:34 mark of the third quarter, drawing a foul and completing the old fashioned 3-point play.
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The emphatic victories by Mr. Trump were a sharp turnabout from his difficult weekend and suggested that his stumbles in recent days had not done substantial damage to his campaign.
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While Bergkamp's time in Serie A must have been far more disheartening than Vieira's experience, the Dutchman has spoken about what the league taught him in even more emphatic terms.
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In his interview with The Times, he was emphatic (and correct) that he had no legal obligation to liquidate any of his holdings or put them in a blind trust.
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After Braves pitcher John Smoltz finished a complete game, Morton was struck by how emphatic the future Hall of Famer was in congratulating McCann, then 27, after the final out.
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Though the scores have been less impressive, the road victories against Chelsea and Manchester United were equally emphatic, City simply too slick, too quick, too strong for its supposed peers.
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The only way to guarantee himself a bigger surge in trajectory would be to add him to the list of emphatic wins he has enjoyed in the new weight class.
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The Celtics came out firing to start, Brown slamming down a 360 dunk five minutes in before Smart denied Jarrett Allen with an emphatic block on the Nets' next possession.
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After Fultz's emphatic dunk just before halftime trimmed Golden State's lead to 53-52, the Warriors answered by outscoring the Magic by a 29-19 margin in the third quarter.
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Following on from a stunning opening reverse to Japan, the emphatic victory revived memories of the effervescent style of Colombia's charge to the quarter-finals in Brazil four years ago.
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It was an emphatic reaffirmation of their potential after 10-man Colombia, quarter-finalists in Brazil four years ago, had suffered an upset defeat in their opening game to Japan.
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Nicola Luisotti's conducting was precise and crisp (sometimes to a square fault) and he roused the orchestra to an emphatic heat echoed in the clenched energy of Mr. Fabiano's singing.
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And after blowing another late lead against the Senators in Game 2, and losing in overtime, the Rangers responded with a pair of emphatic home wins to tie the series.
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Ivanka Trump made an emphatic case for a full-throated apology, according to several people who were present for the crisis discussion that unfolded in Mr. Trump's 26th-floor office.
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Players leaned into the machines, their fingers fast-twitching on the flipper buttons, punctuating this with emphatic body English and jostling the machine to coax the ball in different directions.
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Mr. McLaren sought to answer skeptics in the most emphatic way, publishing what he called "immutable facts" that informed his conclusions: 1,661 emails, scientific and forensic reports and other documents.
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After Jalen Brunson's 3-pointer gave Dallas a 118-114 lead in overtime, Tyler Herro answered with one of his own before Bam Adebayo's emphatic dunk gave Miami the advantage.
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Dotson made five 3-pointers and scored 18 points in the first quarter, when the Knicks also got an emphatic dunk from Dennis Smith Jr. and led by 33-29.
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The conversation further devolved from offensive "hugging" to totally disconnected emphatic proclamations that Biden's behavior wasn't sexual assault — no one who spoke about their own experiences had ever said it was.
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In a Rolling Stone interview, she recalled how she gave an emphatic "no way" to her record label when they asked her to include three country songs on her 2014 album.
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Mitchell in particular is emphatic in his belief that the spiritual brand of Hinduism central to Balinese life is at the heart of what makes the music they're making so special.
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During the presidential election, Trump's campaign released an unusual statement from his personal physician which states in emphatic terms that Trump would be "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency."
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But with time running out there are still disagreements on dairy and other issues, and Canadian officials were slightly less emphatic about the chances of the deal being inked on Nov.
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The All Blacks were already assured of retaining the Bledisloe Cup after emphatic victories over Australia in Sydney and Wellington and extended their winning streak on home soil to 32 tests.
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From the deft-patters of "I Catch You Napping," to the furious fuzz and stomp of "Comet Marbles," it's a record that plays the emphatic off the ethereal to devastating effect.
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Shambolic Serbian defending allowed France to stroll to another emphatic win without hitting top gear in the tournament's highest-scoring contest, as their defensive specialist Luka Karabatic rifled in seven goals.
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In the U.S., people have also come to view women as more emphatic and sensitive than men over time, but most still view men as the more ambitious and aggressive sex.
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With the victory, Day recorded his — and the PGA Tour's — second wire-to-wire win of the 2015-16 season, matching his emphatic performance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in March.
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Pressed repeatedly on whether the president has asserted executive privilege to shield his conversations with Sessions prior to today's testimony, Sessions was emphatic: No claim of executive privilege has been made.
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It denounced the emphatic July 12 ruling in favor of the Philippines as a farce that had no legal basis and part of an anti-China plot cooked up in Washington.
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The deal puts an emphatic full stop on the career of Airbus sales chief John Leahy who is set to retire after more than 20 years as the firm's marketing boss.
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Education Innovation Ask Andrea M. Quenette if she thinks that colleges and universities are doing a good job refereeing the debate over free speech, and she'll respond with an emphatic 'no.
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She was emphatic that should would not move "until all of the children are released," and threatened the New York City Police Department as they climbed to bring her to safety.
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In one of the hearing's most dramatic moments, Democratic Senator Cory Booker grew emphatic after Nielsen said she did not want to answer more questions about the language at the meeting.
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While Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey were both fantastic in Wales' emphatic 3-0 win over Russia on Monday evening, it was Allen who pulled the vital strings in the midfield.
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On the West Coast, John L. Burton, the chairman of the California Democratic Party, informed of Mr. Weiner's inadvertent intrusion into the election on Friday evening, let loose an emphatic expletive.
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Even as Ms. Garner pressed politicians and law enforcement officials to hold the police accountable for her father's death, she was emphatic that her personal tragedy was also a public one.
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Nadal's emphatic win in Rome adds some familiarity to the outlook for the French Open, which begins in one week and will see Nadal looking for a record-extending 12th title.
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When Isherwood used ballet to make his point in the 1950s, the art form's athletic feats were padded with triumphant presentational flourishes, emphatic acting and pauses that demanded the audience's applause.
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His emphatic return to such language suggests that now, at least, he must know what he is doing, said Carrie F. Cordero, a former Justice Department national security official and prosecutor.
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Supporters of the president point to his emphatic stance against regulations that restrain businesses, as well as the dozens of executive orders he has signed that try to roll them back.
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" The progressive wing is more emphatic: In a December interview with The New York Times, Bernie Sanders said of the big technology companies, "I think we should be breaking them up.
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The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague handed an emphatic legal victory to the Philippines in the maritime dispute earlier this month, denying China's sweeping claims in the strategic seaway.
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"All the research that we've had from Generation Z and millennials was all very emphatic as to they need to know where their brands come from," Lucio said in an interview.
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It was an emphatic coda to a yearslong organizing effort underwritten by the United Automobile Workers, which has been repeatedly frustrated in its efforts to organize auto plants in the region.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson's emphatic election win last month has led to a burst of optimism among British businesses and consumers, according to some early signals from the economy.
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Thompson, who completed a stunning Olympic 100 and 200m double at Rio, recovered from a moderate start to rein in training partner Christania Williams and pull away for an emphatic win.
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The Swede's response was instant and emphatic as he birdied five of the next seven holes, making a complete nonsense of gusts of up to 633mph on the windswept Ayrshire coastline.
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The answer is an emphatic yes, according to investment advisers, who say clean energy companies will continue to thrive during a Trump administration, regardless of what the president says or does.
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A local Sunni separatist group, Patriotic Arab Democratic Movement in Ahwaz, issued an emphatic denial after the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency reported it had claimed responsibility for the attack.
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Supporters of the president point to his emphatic stance against regulations that restrain businesses, as well as the dozens of executive orders he has signed that try to roll them back.
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Trump and Senate Republicans have been emphatic that an FBI renewal of its background checks on Kavanaugh won't happen, saying an investigation by committee staff — which Democrats are boycotting — is sufficient.
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Instead, von Donnersmarck sensationalizes the horror, by which I don't mean he amplifies it (that would hardly be possible) but that he turns it into fodder for simple and emphatic emotions.
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It's vaguely diverting to stare at Alita's face, at least at first, to ponder its shape, texture and pale color, and the way that her brow furrows when she's being emphatic.
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Dating back to the late 7003s, the earliest works in the show are the artist's small, hand-held paintings, which were a reaction to the overwhelming, emphatic aesthetic of Abstract Expressionism.
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China did not participate in and has refused to accept the July 12 ruling by The Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration, in which U.S. ally Manila won an emphatic legal victory.
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Talk of extending the Article 50 deadline, which has grown louder after Parliament's emphatic rejection of Mrs May's Brexit deal this week, threatens to complicate these elections—and not just in Britain.
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I read just a few of the complaints over the phone to the PR person there and the company was emphatic that these stories were not representative of how they do business.
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It's feels universal, in both senses of the word—something that's personal enough to resonate in all corners of the Earth and emphatic enough to shake other parts of the galaxy, too.
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RIO DE JANEIRO(Reuters) - Britain's Alistair Brownlee and American Gwen Jorgensen finally buried the Olympic triathlon's "favourites' curse" as their emphatic gold medal performances underlined their status as the sport's eminent practitioners.
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The Mets have won five of their last seven, including an emphatic 17-0 rout on Sunday to take three of four versus the National League East-rival Phillies at Citi Field.
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He capped his big day with an emphatic dunk that made it 42.6-254 with 1:40 left and at the next stoppage, Morgan exited to a standing ovation from the crowd.
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Salvador Perez extended his hitting streak to nine games in emphatic fashion, going 5-for-5 and falling a homer shy of the cycle in Kansas City's 10-1183 triumph on Monday.
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HEAT 106, HORNETS 73 Goran Dragic scored 25 points, Gerald Green added 16, and Miami advanced to the second round of the Eastern Conference playoffs with an emphatic win over visiting Charlotte.
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"We share a common goal with FDA to keep JUUL products out of the hands of youth: We cannot be more emphatic on this point," the company said in an emailed statement.
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Macron won Sunday's run-off vote by an emphatic margin over his far-right rival Marine Le Pen, whose pugnacious anti-European Union, nativist rhetoric jarred with the Olympic community's world view.
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"Stele," whose title means "memorial slab," begins with an emphatic held G, extracted from Beethoven's Leonore Overture No. 3, and ends with catatonic repetitions of a ghostly, shiver-inducing seven-note chord.
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The Labor Department's newly published regulation on Association Health Plans (AHPs) delivers an emphatic yes, promising to make health coverage in the small business sector both less expensive and more widely available.
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Bishop Farrell is among the few prelates in the United States to issue emphatic pleas for gun control, a surprising move for a bishop based in the open-carry state of Texas.
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JOHANNESBURG,(Reuters) - A venomous spell of fast bowling from Stuart Broad led England to an emphatic seven- wicket win over South Africa in the third test on Saturday to clinch the series.
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These Egyptian artists' paintings struck me as ugly, cartoonish: grotesquely mutilated and disembowelled bodies executed with huge emphatic brushstrokes, cruelly exposed women in twisted landscapes, strange and opaque symbols straining for meaningfulness.
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Though Mahrez has picked up the Player of the Year Award in the aftermath of the Foxes' emphatic 4-0 win, it was Leonardo Ulloa who really epitomised Leicester on the day.
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AJAX 3, AEK ATHENS 0 Defender Nicolás Tagliafico scored twice as Ajax celebrated its return to the Champions League with an emphatic victory at the recently renamed Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam.
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That very emphatic clause, "including murder," has lingered suggestively on the tail of every explanation of the Purge rules throughout the series, and The First Purge's real aim is to show why.
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The lawyers cited Mr. Trump's emphatic tweets calling for the execution of their client, Sayfullo Saipov, and another more recent tweet that suggested political considerations should inform the Justice Department's charging decisions.
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Indeed, the intelligence community assessment was emphatic: Russia carried out an aggressive covert influence campaign, including cyberoperations, to give Mr. Trump an advantage and to undermine public faith in our democratic process.
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"We'll have an F.B.I. report this week, and we'll have a vote this week," an emphatic Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, told reporters after the Republicans' weekly policy luncheon.
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But what makes both "The Last Black Unicorn" and "Every Day I'm Hustling" stand out is their authors' emphatic belief that if you're true to yourself, you will open up more opportunities.
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In an emphatic display of the energy behind Democratic women in congressional races this year, Virginia Democrats nominated three women Tuesday night for the three most contested House seats in the state.
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When she steps aside, she reveals a hollow column with a curved peak that could read as a phallic herm, an extended tombstone, or an emphatic cartoon of her own long hair.
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It was an emphatic coda to a yearslong organizing effort underwritten by the United Automobile Workers, which has been repeatedly frustrated in its efforts to organize major auto plants in the region.
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The emphatic execution of small details made a big difference, as in the way the orchestra would hold the final note of a rising phrase for its full value, with unwavering sound.
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It was hardly an emphatic performance against a side ranked 93 places lower than England in the FIFA rankings and Southgate was right to say he would not be eulogizing about it.
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He did his best to stay seated on his stackable metal chair, but when he made a particularly emphatic point, he bounced to his feet, like the preacher he used to be.
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It operates as an emphatic lodestar amid a mess of ordinary bad news, orienting the reader around a simple dynamic: Not only did something happen, but also someone is mad about it.
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They say she wasn't trying to be emphatic and close the door on running when she spoke to a local reporter yesterday, and that she was surprised by how definitively it played.
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Yet in an opinion article penned more than a decade later—and despite mountains of evidence to the contrary—Bolton remains emphatic in his claims that the invasion was a good idea.
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While the Rays snapped a three-game skid in emphatic fashion, the Royals have dropped eight of their last 33 on the road to fall to 4-12 away from Kauffman Stadium.
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It also prompted an emphatic response on Wednesday from Tony Blair, a former prime minister of Britain whose decision to join President George W. Bush in invading Iraq in 2003 remains divisive.
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He was also under fire at the Confederations Cup last year for rotating the team, especially after a lackluster win over New Zealand and emphatic defeat against Germany in the semi-finals.
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The Cardinals have outscored the Brewers by a staggering 63-22 margin en route to winning seven of nine meetings - highlighted by an emphatic three-game sweep at Busch Stadium last weekend.
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In addition to the lush music (composed by Max Richter), it has rich, velvety images (for which Caleb Deschanel has just received an Oscar nomination) and emphatic performances by highly attractive actors.
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England substitute Dier missed the best chance of the extra period when he headed over but he made up for it in emphatic style before being mobbed by his relieved team mates.
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His drives to the rim are a series of straight lines ending in emphatic dunks, just as the best Slayer songs are a torrent of riffs that climax in borderline atonal soloing.
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While DeGeneres did not specify who from the Academy she spoke with, the host said the group admitted to possibly mishandling Hart's departure and said they were emphatic to see him return.
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On Trump, the wizard was emphatic as he consulted his deck of cards, the cornerstone of his mysterious Art: "Two triangles of spades!" the great warlock exclaimed as he flipped through his cards.
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Carter was emphatic when asked about those comments on Thursday, saying the department has set a clear priority to buy other more powerful warships and beef up the firepower of its existing ships.
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The Miami Marlins unleashed plenty of pent-up frustration to put an emphatic end to their season high-tying five-game losing streak, highlighted by Giancarlo Stanton belting his majors-best 52nd homer.
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Clinton seemed careful to be impassioned but not overly aggressive, while Mr. Sanders was his typically emphatic self, waving his hands frequently as his unmodulated voice rose at times to a near-holler.
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While it's set in World War II and involves a healthy dose of battlefield tactics, Hughes is emphatic that Burden of Command is not a wargame, at least not in the traditional sense.
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But NASA scientists in the United States were more emphatic, saying in a public statement that the photographs posted online were more consistent with "a land based explosion" than with something from space.
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Eighth-seeded Spaniard Ferrer played the villain to perfection, however, ending the two-times grand slam champion's record 20th campaign at Melbourne Park with an emphatic 6-183 6-4 6-4 victory.
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But she added that even a vote to stay in the EU could lead to a long spell of that most disliked phenomenon, political uncertainty, unless the "In" camp secures an emphatic victory.
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It is also worth noting that as central bankers change their tune on inflation from tentative to more emphatic hopes for a revival, some very powerful disinflationary forces in the global economy remain.
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"One of their ideas is to raise the eligibility age for Social Security and Medicare," he said, prompting emphatic boos from two older people sitting a couple of rows in front of me.
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The answer to number one is an emphatic "yes," with Joel Embiid helping Love out on the defensive end while they space for each other on post-ups when Philadelphia has the ball.
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That blueprint for success is in tatters after Canada's emphatic victory, which knocked the Americans out of contention, leaving them at 3-223 with one game to play in their four-team group.
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Bolton also said Sunday on CBS that during the US-North Korea summit in Singapore, Kim was "very emphatic several times" about turning over the arsenal, which was a change from previous regimes.
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Rio 2016 RIO DE JANEIRO — For anyone who doubted her after a subpar performance on the balance beam, Simone Biles sent an emphatic message on Tuesday: She is unbeatable in the floor exercise.
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Ask him if the Warriors are determined to chase down the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls for the best regular-season record in N.B.A. history, and his answer has always been an emphatic yes.
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He was also often a chronic underachiever in the postseason for the Yankees — with the emphatic exception of 2009, when he helped propel them to the most recent of their 27 world championships.
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Ryan was emphatic Wednesday that he plans to remain in his job, but members say even before his formal announcement, the fight for speaker was playing out in subtle ways behind the scenes.
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But Tanaka, pitching on the road against the Phillies, and Sabathia, throwing against the Pirates at Steinbrenner Field, did not have to make emphatic pronouncements — they only deserved the benefit of the doubt.
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The contributors' interdisciplinary range — including journalists, philosophers, sociologists, literary authors, cultural critics, historians and political scientists, among others — makes their generally shared tone of unrelenting urgency and emphatic conviction all the more compelling.
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WIMBLEDON, England — In pulling off one of the most emphatic upsets of the first round of Wimbledon, Aliaksandra Sasnovich lived out one of her favorite adages about the egalitarian nature of her sport.
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His colt scooted up the rail for an emphatic length-and-a-quarter win in the Preakness, putting Gaffalione and Casse in the winner's circle of an American Classic for the first time.
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Since the migrant crisis of 2015, one of the pope's most emphatic and consistent messages has been the need to welcome refugees, who he believes have been exploited by fear-mongering European nationalists.
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You "can't trust the private sector to protect the public interest" was the city planner Edward Logue's most emphatic aphorism on the subject, and it is one that has taken on new life.
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But more than a quarter-century of dealing with North Korea on this issue, plus Pyongyang's emphatic recent statements, including Kim Jong Un's New Year's address, suggest that to be a remote possibility.
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Swift cried and hugged her mother as the verdicts were read in U.S. District Court in Denver and mouthed an emphatic "thank you" to members of the jury as they left the courtroom.
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At this week's debate, Ms. Warren offered her most emphatic rebuttal to date about her electability, citing her past successes, the gains made by other women and her determination to unify the party.
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And LSU (24-22017), earning the top spot in the College Football Playoff rankings -- and thus avoiding Ohio State and Clemson in the semifinals -- took emphatic advantage of being the No. 1 seed.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, was emphatic Tuesday that Mr. Gorsuch would be seated on the Supreme Court before the Senate leaves for its April recess in two weeks.
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Beijing's claims to much of the South China Sea were invalidated last month in an emphatic ruling by an arbitration court in The Hague in a case brought by rival claimant, the Philippines.
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After months of emphatic denials about the doping accusations, Russian officials told The New York Times in interviews last month in Moscow that they were no longer disputing that the doping scheme existed.
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" If anyone watching still expected that Mr. Xi would seek to moderate his hard-line reputation and reveal himself to be a political liberalizer, he used this meeting to send an emphatic "no.
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And one reader felt so strongly about their title of choice that they used seven Post-Its to write its title in firm, emphatic capital letters: TO ALL THE BOYS I'VE LOVED BEFORE.
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In 22002, during the city's fiscal crisis, when City University officials threatened to eliminate what they deemed nonessential majors like anthropology at some of the senior colleges, Dr. Silverman mounted an emphatic defense.
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His fourth knockout victory in as many outings, the emphatic victory over a well-known opponent should open up a number of possibilities for the Carolina fighter at the top of the bracket.
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Best Verse: YGOverall Grade: B Young "It's" Dolph's latest street hit is an anthem that borrows the joke from Fight Club that the second rule is simply an emphatic reiteration of the first rule.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - China's Sun Yang responded to Australian taunts about his doping history in emphatic fashion on Monday by winning the men's 200 metres freestyle title to complete a golden Olympic treble.
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President Donald Trump's emphatic criticism of the Federal Reserve's interest rate actions really aren't so different from what his other recent predecessors have done, former central bank Chairman Alan Greenspan told CNBC on Thursday.
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Ryf took the lead late in the bike leg and was never threatened during the run as she romped to an emphatic victory over Briton Lucy Charles in second place, nearly nine minutes behind.
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Introduced on the floor by Assemblymember Miguel Santiago, chairman of the Communications and Conveyance Committee, S.B. 822 passed in a 61-18 vote, to the emphatic objections of several of the body's Republican members.
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Stewart was emphatic that his site's focus on stories about pedophiles is a result of his genuine personal outrage at the vile act, rather than being the result of a traffic or marketing strategy.
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And when, just after the assassination she exits the plane bearing her husband's body to Washington, it is suggested she change out of her blood-stained pink suit, she is emphatic in her refusal.
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The expectation from organized church groups that political candidates must bear emphatic witness to a belief in God is giving rise to a rich array of candidate comments this time around the primary circuit.
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But with the changes to how the iPad works in iOS 22, Apple is ready to answer the question of who the iPad is for in a bold and emphatic way: it's for everyone.
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Tomic opted out of this year's first round tie against an under-strength Czech Republic at the same venue, where Kyrgios and Thompson combined to lead the hosts to an emphatic 4-1 win.
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Centrists fear that Corbyn's emphatic victory, after a bruising and bitter campaign, will keep Labour out of power for a generation and could even trigger a permanent split in the 116-year-old party.
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English singer-songwriter Archy Marshall (King Krule) nods to The Clash, one of Britain's great punk-rock bands, on "Dum Surfer," an emphatic track with hazy, guitar-led production and a surrealist music video.
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Captain McCullum bowed out of international cricket fittingly with the fastest test century in his final match, but was powerless to prevent his side from slumping to another emphatic defeat in Christchurch on Wednesday.
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The carmaker is pursuing electric options fairly aggressively, likely part of an overall shift dictated by its parent company Volkswagen, which has been more emphatic about its EV plans since its diesel emissions scandal.
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Schippers, who took bronze in the 100 meters after a poor start, was happy to be on more comfortable territory in the half-lap event, striding out to an emphatic heat win in 22.63.
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The sessions represent a moment of immense risk for the White House and could counter its emphatic denials that Trump sought to influence the Russia probe or that there is any evidence of wrongdoing.
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