Sentence examples for emphasized with a from inspiring English sources
The lesson of this allegory is emphasized with a sledgehammer: Humans have survived and will keep surviving.
As if to reënergize me, Xu twisted around in the front seat and emphasized, with a big smile, that "China is a developing country".
And the innate good temper of the Schubert was emphasized with a fullness of sound belying the decreased ensemble or, arguably, the conventions of the 21-year-old composer's style.
Baron von Egloffstein boasts that she was a talented painter and poet, and also, most significantly, an intimate of Goethe, though he emphasized with a wink that they were not romantically involved.
There's a downstairs sitting room — "If musicians want to take a break," Clark emphasized — with a stocked bar, William Scott busts of Janet Jackson and CeCe Winans, and some show-and-tellable mementos.
The separation of the negative NAM from the positive polar cap anomalies are emphasized with a difference analysis comparing these binned temperature anomalies between the 1000 hPa PCT composite and the negative NAM composite (Fig. 10b).
Most of the personnel are pushing 40 — as the closing montage emphasizes, with a flashback to their younger selves — and some have lived through public travails.
(Late in the film, when Buirski interviews the scholars Crystal Feimster and Danielle McGuire about the decisive importance of black women in the civil-rights movement, she includes a brief clip of Martin Luther King, Jr., giving a speech and his speech is accompanied by oddly generic, bouncy music, as if to emphasize with a ludicrous banality that the pace of activism is picking up).
It's a man's Hollywood, which they emphasize with a series of smart and capable women (such as Eddie's secretary, Natalie, played by Heather Goldenhersh, and the Thelma Ritter like film editor C. C. Calhoun, played by Frances McDormand), who are in inescapably subordinate positions.
