Sentence examples similar to a touch of emphasis from inspiring English sources
Adding just a touch of humor by sardonic emphasis on a word here and there, he turns this long, logorrheic meditation on the differences among life, literature and the stage into an endearing bedtime story.
He was starting his 14th season as Philadelphia's coach — 14 years, he said at one point for emphasis, maybe with a touch of wonder — and was convinced that the team that jelled at the end of last season had carried over its momentum into this one.
The female-driven literary franchises, with exceptions like The Hunger Games, will be advertised with an emphasis on romance with just a touch of hard action.
Today, though, the emphasis would be more Caribbean, more Latin -- with a touch of Sri Lankan schmaltz.
With just a touch of background music, he talks directly to the camera, gesturing with his left hand frequently for emphasis.
And a touch of frustration.
A touch of sweetness lingers.
