Sentence examples for a form of emphasis from inspiring English sources

Creeley, when using rhyme, employs it at unpredictable intervals and as a form of emphasis.

From these mountains of data can be gleaned hidden patterns of informal English, like the profusion of hella as a form of emphasis in Northern California, as in, "It's hella cold out there".

As an antidote to this narcissism, Krznaric recommends a new form of emphasis on empathy as a fundamental human value: on promoting "the ability to step into the shoes of other people and look at the world from their perspective" as the ultimate social glue.

Illumination, such as it is, comes in the form of emphasis and assertion rather than insight or analysis.

There is a need for collaboration, not in the form of the classic referral to specialists as the major therapeutic option, but in the form of emphasis on collaborative relationships with mental health specialists, to improve quality of the care provided in commoner mental health disorders[ 36].

It is a form of conspicuous consumption that puts less emphasis on an item's price tag — craft beers aren't that expensive — than on its perceived cachet.

Before the crisis residential mortgage-backed securities of all kinds were being widely used in repo transactions (a form of short-term funding); now the emphasis is on finding highly rated government bonds, itself a shrinking universe.

The human variation model also treats reconstruction as a form of recognition, but with a different emphasis: to recognize people with disabilities not as members of as a "discrete and insular" minority created by exclusionary practices, but as individuals who simply differ as a matter of degree from population norms for one or more physical or mental characteristics.

What most people are doing is a form of tai chi with a particular emphasis on wellness.

This preference for physical activity as a form of treatment may reflect the cultural emphasis on healthy living in the north of Sweden.

Based on Eastern health philosophies which focus on the interrelatedness of body and mind, Tai-chi is a form of moderate aerobic exercise that places emphasis on mental well-being [ 12, 13].