Sentence examples for Word emphasis from inspiring English sources

All caps may only be used for acronyms, not word emphasis.

Asked if he ever regretted the decision, Mr. Smith told The Independent, giving each word emphasis: "Not.

For example, if you put stress on the last part of the word emphasis, it would sound weird and awkward.

My director eased me past such rookie mistakes as repetitive intonation and cadence, and encouraged me to try alternate line readings when I seemed to miss the most satisfying word emphasis in a given sentence.

"There is a strong anarchist – in the best sense of the word – emphasis on radical democracy in the movement and that makes if hard to create an organisation," said Howell.

According to this document it says that the recruitment could be approached with emphasis and more severe measures, and the word "emphasis" has been translated by "pressure" in the English.

The film will present Francis as a person of uncommon integrity, who has walked the walk of Christian faith all the way to St. Peter's Basilica, and it will convey that integrity through his words long filmed stretches of the man talking, in Italian and Spanish, giving his words emphasis with his eyes and his smile.

In their own words (emphasis added), the Republican-led report said -- quote --.

Proxy respondents mentioned issues related to response options and wording emphasis for two items (" It was hard for my child to play with pets because of asthma" and "How many days did your child have no pain").

For polysyllabic words, emphasis goes on the penultimate syllable if it's heavy or long (mentiuntur: they lie).

Job," Sivan says, clapping between each word for emphasis.