Sentence examples for exaggerated emphasis from inspiring English sources

Trump used the line in his address to Congress, with exaggerated emphasis.

He dwells hard upon every question posed, as though a stranger to English language, only to then answer with a mixture of exaggerated emphasis and acute intelligence.

Admittedly, the play lays out its strands of conflict and ambiguity with a care and exaggerated emphasis that can feel far too blunt.

However, because no faction of the nobility, nor for that matter the nobility as a whole, was capable of ruling on its own, the symbols of imperial power most pointedly the person of the dynastic emperor had to be preserved with a rather exaggerated emphasis.

When Simone Messmer has a solo, she's fraught, apparently because her partner, Cory Stearns, is absent; but when Joseph Gorak has a solo, all that's on his mind is the chance to point his toes and earnestly deliver a few ballet steps with exaggerated emphasis.

But this wasn't just the foreign media putting exaggerated emphasis on dead white folk at the expense of brown, because there was plenty of detailed reporting of the suicide bombing at the Shia mosque in Kuwait City where 27 worshippers  were killed.

Speaking, singing and dancing with the exaggerated emphases and pauses of William Shatner's acting, the performers might have been parodying the bang-pow steam release from "Cool" in "West Side Story".

In modern yoga, the historic alchemy is lost in favor of an over-exaggerated emphasis on asana -- physical practice -- and the transferring of modern capitalist and individualistic values to a system that is traditionally concerned mostly with ego-destruction and renunciation.

Mr. Colaneri, despite sometimes slowing things down to a crawl with exaggerated dramatic emphasis, kept energy in the performance.

The last two films in the set, "Under the Yum-Yum Tree" (1963) and "Good Neighbor Sam" (1964) were both directed by the former Disney animator David Swift, and at their best show a cartoonlike emphasis on exaggerated color and movement.

Use of the terms associated with feudum to denote the essential characteristics of the early Middle Ages has invested the fief with exaggerated prominence and placed undue emphasis on the importance of a special mode of land tenure to the detriment of other, more significant aspects of social, economic, and political life.