Sentence examples for emphatic expression from inspiring English sources

The light fabrics also allow the body more emphatic expression.

The most emphatic expression of this desire came in our Revolution of 1789.

The woodcuts in this series display emphatic expression, rich emotion, and crowded, frequently overcrowded, compositions.

I challenge anyone to find a purer or more emphatic expression of the ethos of Horatio Alger than that delivered here, to a group of aspiring dancers on the BET show "Born to Dance", by that exemplar of the traditional American values of hard work and self-reliance, Lady Gaga.

aikona (exclamation) – an especially emphatic expression for "no" among South African surfers.

biatch, n.: Originally in rap and hip-hop music as a more emphatic expression of bitch.

In his office at the barracks, he began with emphatic expressions of warmth and equanimity but soon worked himself up into a state of anger; by the end of my visit, he was shouting indignantly.

Instead, the characters, with their frozen, emphatic expressions and exaggerated voices, take on an appealing eccentricity, and by the time those buildings start dancing, you will be sorry to see them go.

But that means she'll need emphatic expressions of support to strengthen her resolve (and to explain to the Administration why she can't and won't back down).

Sze loved the more emphatic look.

It abounds with emphatic facial expressions and acted-out scenes of emotional stress.