Sentence examples for emphatic effects from inspiring English sources

According to proponents, large accounts would not only have more emphatic effects on work and saving incentives, but, by capturing higher returns in equity markets, would do more (though at higher risk) to address Social Security's financial imbalance.

The preference of a specific form of 'one'-phrases in the corpus is for inducing the strongest emphatic effects.

The intervention of a long relative clause weakens the stress of the numeral phrase, resulting in the decrease of the emphatic effects, as in (48), the paraphrase of (47) with a relative clause.

The dramatic and emphatic effects of the WAR metaphor as well as the seriousness it implies are clearly advantageous for the construction and representation of the CCP's viewpoint and stance on corruption in front of an international audience, and for persuading that audience.

Although the differences between the two types of polarity items are subtle in VO, it is clear that the combination of two polarity items as in (22) has a stronger emphatic effect.

The expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect.

Mr. Solondz exaggerates in the direction of mockery, yes, but his lurid colors, emphatic musical effects and dead-center framing also betray a commitment to melodrama that can only be sincere.

The corpus analysis shows that the distribution is constrained by the focal prominence required by the emphatic pragmatic effects of minimizers.

By the mid-1960s, some comic books were displaying a new emphasis on garish colors, emphatic sound effects and stilted dialogue the elements of comic book style that had come to be regarded as camp in an attempt to appeal to older, college-age readers who appreciated pop art.

In these works he strove to respect the external, visual aspect of a figure or landscape but found himself unable to suppress his own feelings about the subject, which found expression in emphatic contours and heightened effects of colour.

His stated goal was realism, but the emphatic musical, visual and aural effects -- the first nail is driven into Jesus' palms with a sickening thwack that must have required hours of digital tweaking -- make the film a melodramatic exercise in high-minded sadomasochism.