Sentence examples for emphatic use from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Wheeldon specializes in male-female partnering, making a far more emphatic use of it than most choreographers today.

In the hi-tech 1980s, Dualit conferred a new status on the device through emphatic use of designeresque chrome.

"Fortune," taking its title from its music, a 1979 quartet by Charles Wuorinen, shares that composition's tough, mysterious atmosphere with no emphatic use of any obvious step-for-note attachment.

whose blend of a Kraftwerk song, a U.K. prog-rock cut, and a Japanese electronic composition was wrought, intensified, and defined by the producer Arthur Baker's emphatic use of the 808.

And lots of people zeroed in on Spicer's commitment to spin ― particularly his emphatic use of the word "period".

We argue that it is only by grasping the cultural prevalence of this imagined category of parent – and, in particular, this category of schizophrenia-inducing mother – that it is possible to understand the emotional fuel that lies behind much of the emphatic use of 'gene talk'.

If you need to grab attention in a special or emphatic way, use bold or italic fonts.

For example, try the very emphatic lines used in this image by George Grosz.

Do not use emphatic terms like "always," "never," or "necessarily".

Parlez-moi! (Speak to me!) Notice the emphatic "moi" is used rather than "me"; -toi would be used instead of -te.

Writer tells about the Emphatic Italic typography used by the restaurant The Casual Quilted Giraffe located near the I.B.M. building.