Sentence examples for emphatic mark from inspiring English sources
Missy Wimbish leaves an emphatic mark as the love-seeking Sheila, though her singing could use more polish.
Beginning with works in ink and charcoal that mine the vocabulary of Abstract Expressionism with increasingly emphatic marks and shapes, these drawings constantly flirt with sexual suggestion.
Like the ancient clay figures found in caves, her roughly formed floor and wall pieces bear the emphatic marks of the artist's hands.
There were bushy '80s caterpillars at Donna Karan (courtesy of Charlotte Tilbury); Dick Page's heavily penciled arches at Zero + Maria Cornejo and Michael Kors; and for the Chanel catwalk, Peter Philips painted emphatic punctuation marks onto otherwise pale, pretty faces.
That's why he could supply what everyone needed in 1940: a style that would mark emphatic ends (there is no good news), conventional ideas (we are an ancient nation), and old-fashioned emphasis (we will fight).
Musical ideas are marked with emphatic underlinings, accents, and notational and verbal reminders that seem to shout at or plead with the performer to do exactly as the composer wanted.
It also marked the emphatic establishment of an opposing camp, which rejected the proposition that poverty-related impediments drove achievement gaps, and that saw bad teaching and weak accountability as the root problem.
Although Beyoncé attended a fundraiser for Clinton in New York City last year, Friday night marked her most emphatic show of support for the former secretary of state.
It deserves more generous exhibition, not least as a star-sealing showcase for British ingenue Gugu Mbatha-Raw, whose livewire turn as a Rihanna-esque pop star on the brink of self-destruction marks a more emphatic arrival than last year's Belle.
England's emphatic victory at The Oval marked the culmination of an extraordinary turnaround that must bring great satisfaction to captain Alastair Cook and his new regime.
