The efficiency, seal and variable fit create emphatic sound suitable for strenuous outdoor activity.
Mr. Sylvan, by contrast, sang with a fuller, more emphatic sound than some singers use for lieder.
Best of these is R-Type, which sounds like Brian May in a rave, before Meredith and her drummer double up with the pounding and it bursts into a ruinous thicket of emphatic sound.
The phoneme /G/, which is an alveo-dental, stop, voiced, and emphatic sound, is similar to the /H/ phoneme.
Kenton's first sentence has a Jamesian cadence, and her narrator echoes the emphatic sound of some of James's narrators: "It was nothing short of tragedy, her marriage, and that in spite of the almost perfect honeymoon just ended nothing short of tragedy" (333).
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.
It's a key to the success of Law's Henry that whenever he is most emphatic, he sounds as if he trying to convince himself too.
She makes the fractured, emphatic syntax sound like the natural rhythm of several speeches fighting it out.
At times his emphatic delivery sounded like the Biblical baritone that announces new cinema attractions: coming soon – The Revenge of the Orient.
Thursday's show, part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series, revealed Ms. Mitchell as a formidable songwriting talent whose light, sweet voice (reminiscent of Lisa Loeb's) was often at odds with heavy subject matter that demanded a more emphatic, oratorical sound than she could muster.
