Sentence examples for can be emphatic from inspiring English sources

Gibbs can be emphatic, self-questioning, incisive, exploratory, a little peevish at times, and plenty funny.

He can be emphatic and completely mad sometimes.

Klaus Badelt's score can be intrusively emphatic.

But if Ms. Kaye's four-square style can be overly emphatic, she is never cold.

The victory can be called emphatic because it came against a program with credentials.

The mandate was supposed to be emphatic.

With other German Romantic composers, Brahms especially, there can be an overly emphatic quality to his interpretations.

In my thousands of interactions with her, in which she can be direct and emphatic but quite measured for the most part, I've never observed anything like what the anonymous sources say in this article.

But he can be just as emphatic in savoring the near-perfection of an unsmoggy day, the ancient Joshua trees lining the Pearblossom Highway, the harsh loveliness rolling past the window.

Though Kurt Masur rightfully claims an affinity for the German Romantic repertory and conducts it with authority, there can be an overly emphatic quality to his performances, especially of Beethoven and Brahms, as if he had something to prove.

And in her sermons, Ms. Ukpabio is emphatic that children can be possessed, and that with her God-given "powers of discernment," she can spot such a child.