Vice President Al Gore, meanwhile, was in Philadelphia, and had just finished a speech on energy and the environment that was chock-a-block with ideas, aspirations, painstakingly emphasized phrases and showy digressions, including a survey of transportation in the 20th century that began with horses, buggies and the environmental hazards they posed.
Paying less heed to the technical virtuosity that had thrilled audiences in big Broadway theaters, she now emphasized phrasing and styling to project a song's emotions in smaller, more intimate settings.
The emphasized phrase is problematic: while theories are often supported by a vast body of evidence, they are not always.
When the angle looked right, Linklater called action (or, more precisely, "Rock it!") and Levitch started talking, emphasizing some phrases with a burlesque shoulder roll.
In a dissenting opinion today, Justice John Paul Stevens, emphasizing one phrase, wrote that the majority "will never persuade me that the registration and reporting obligations that are imposed on convicted sex offenders and on no one else as a result of their convictions are not part of their punishment".
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.
He also displayed an astonishing verbal speed and self-assurance, which allowed him, without breaking tempo, to emphasize key phrases and make his lines snap.
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The speaker emphasizes three phrases in particular -- "Marco Rubio," "amnesty" and "illegally".
"Comes Love," in which she emphasized the phrase "Nothing can be done," acquired the same toughness.
Occasionally, he would emphasize a phrase, opening his hands in front of him, pleading like a weekend singer in an empty Ramada Inn lounge.
