Examples of using Emphatic in English and their translations into Russian
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The Doctor was most emphatic.
I can be more emphatic, but people tend to get hurt when that happens.
It's a victory, but not emphatic.
They seem very emphatic about that.
Okay, and the answer to that would be an emphatic no.
On the one hand,there are emphatic affirmations of the universality of redemption.
A person who chooses commercial landscapes is straightforward and emphatic.
My response has always been very emphatic:"No, you produce them!
The Semitic"emphatic" consonants are marked with an underline: ṯ, ḏ, s̱, ẕ, δ̱, ḻ.
We wholeheartedly congratulate FENOX Karting Team with such an emphatic victory!
The plan was, however, frustrated by the emphatic refusal of Germany to consider it.
Her emphatic head and arm movements are never over gestured and she really does feel her movement.
As he rounds first,he raises both hands to his shoulders in a brief but emphatic gesture of triumph.
I should like my delegation's emphatic reservations on this aspect of paragraph 7 of document A/48/250 to be noted.
In spite of his darker personality, Capaldi has said that the Doctor is still,"funny, joyful,passionate, emphatic, and fearless.
The recent appalling images from Beslan provide a further emphatic demonstration of the moral bankruptcy of terrorism.
More so than at any other moment in the last two millennia, in this time of ever-intensifying light, intuition is clearer,more emphatic.
Solutions to those challenges could only be developed through more emphatic and comprehensive protection of human rights.
The words,"Go to Kiowa," were spoken in a murmuring, musical tone, low and soft, but"I will stand by you," was very clear,positive and emphatic.
It's with swords that the people of Gori fight."lit."with swords emphatic(inan.) people Gori fight-participative battle.
Strong carnivorous teeth, emphatic gregariousness, and a new, almost human, cunning in the chase, combined to make these seal-men lords of the ocean.
Psychological impact and professional installation of the teacher on an emphatic way of interaction// Psychological science and education.
The emphatic reliance of the United States on information disseminated out of ill will within and outside that country is a source of great concern.
Mr. Dylan's voice is clear, cutting and ever improvisational; working the crowds,he was emphatic, committed, sometimes teasingly combative.
His delegation preferred the more emphatic version whereby interpretative declarations should"preferably" be formulated in writing.
The question was whether the second sentence of paragraph 10, concerning the freedom not to express one's opinions,should be expressed in a less emphatic way.
This British defeat was followed a few weeks later by the even more emphatic defeat of the Eastern Force at the Second Battle of Gaza in April 1917.
Their most emphatic condemnation of all terrorist acts, wherever and by whomever perpetrated, and all methods used to commit them, regardless of the motivation invoked to justify the acts.
A friend's very presence, the sheer holding of one's hands,the gift of emphatic listening assures and comforts one who is navigating through life's dark valleys.
History of city can not carry selective character of that time with all his pluses and minuses,not doing here synonymous conclusions and not giving emphatic estimations the described events.