Sentence examples for emphasised word from inspiring English sources
The Landmaster is comparably awkward to feel fully in control of, initially (and do note that emphasised word, there) – it took me until a boss battle with a gigantic, ground-slamming sand worm to really be comfortable.
For example, the majority of patients learned about the physiotherapy practice through friends and former patients of the clinic emphasising word of mouth as a mean of attaining business, and only a fraction of patients learned about the clinic through the 'Golden pages business directory', indicating that the expensive cost of advertising may be unwarranted.
He heavily emphasised the word technically and also said that it was inconceivable that we would fire without US approval.
He emphasised every word of "do their job", and it actually sounded stirring, until you thought about it for half a second.
He set the benchmark in enunciation, and he emphasised key words through changing the sound of the note on which the word was sung.
Many of the foreign words Gray adapted were previously used by Shakespeare or Milton, securing an "English" tone, and he emphasised monosyllabic words throughout his elegy to add a rustic English tone.
She spoke hyperfast and emphasised her words with upward jabs of her fingers.
Swift wrote out his sermons before preaching and marked his words to provide the correct pronunciation or to emphasise the word ironically.
