"Green Zone" does neither — its creators emphasize the phrase, "inspired by" — but both "Adaptation" and "Up in the Air" were squarely in the latter category, and both scripts were nominated for Oscars.
"It wasn't like he was coming over to give me a lesson — it was just sitting around, and I'd ask, 'Why do you slow down in this section?' or 'Why do you emphasize the phrase this way?' " In 1932, Federico García Lorca published an essay about cante jondo (deep song), the oldest, most haunting strand of flamenco.
"It wasn't like he was coming over to give me a lesson it was just sitting around, and I'd ask, 'Why do you slow down in this section?' or 'Why do you emphasize the phrase this way?' " In 1932, Federico García Lorca published an essay about cante jondo (deep song), the oldest, most haunting strand of flamenco.
Certainly Korea's political leaders are preparing for a post-Samsung world, with the president emphasizing the phrase "creative economy" to articulate a vision of a more entrepreneurial and disruptive Korean economy.
Jacobs also opined that the leading tone that begins "Never mind the why and wherefore" "serves to emphasize the phrase like a Johann Strauss-ian grace-note".
Singing "A Love Like Ours," a song first popularized by Barbra Streisand, Ms. Carroll emphasized the gravity of the phrase, "When love like ours arrives/We guard it with our lives," whose words (by Alan and Marilyn Bergman) are not to be taken lightly.
This explains why Horst Schulz, founder and former CEO of Ritz-Carlton, emphasized the use of phrases like "my pleasure" and "right away".
She proved better still in the Mahler finale, where her timbre and phrasing emphasized the mystical, childlike qualities of the text.
The phrase's first use emphasized the difference between pedestrian code meant to teach a newcomer and terse hacks likely to amuse experienced Perl programmers, an example of the latter being JAPHs that were already used in signatures in Usenet postings and elsewhere.
