Sentence examples for a striking emphasis from inspiring English sources
But there was a striking emphasis on science and business, too.
To the Editor: In "Standing Accused: A Pillar of Finance and Charity," your Dec. 13 Business Day article about Bernard L. Madoff, arrested in a major fraud scheme, there was a striking emphasis on his being Jewish.
For example, she has devised models of angry sentences, which tend to have a higher overall pitch and to end in a downward pitch, as well as being slower and having a striking emphasis on certain words.
The result is a fascinating transparency, with rhythmic accents pointed in the right direction and a striking emphasis on Schubert's harmonic daring.
The plentiful gray Indiana limestone piers, dark windows, and spandrels so recessed they practically disappear work together to give the building a striking vertical emphasis.
Her background as a painter inheres in her photographic compositions, with her striking emphasis on pattern and color doing as much of the narrative work as the attitudes and actions of the figures (herself).
She dresses strikingly when she intends to make a striking intervention; as emphasis, not distraction.
That's especially true on "He Loves to Make Me Cry," which is one earthy howl after another, a striking disruption to mainstream country's emphasis on precision and linearity.
Despite the primary focus of our qualitative research being HIV risk and its prevention, a striking feature of interview accounts is the strong emphasis they give to voicing desire for self-recovery (box 1).
This is a striking innovation.
