Sentence examples for for dramatic emphasis from inspiring English sources

head, Christine Lagarde, spelling out the word for dramatic emphasis.

Because our story, as Jonathan perceives it, depends on my brother Jamie's meteoric rise and fall for dramatic emphasis, recent events are, unfortunately, played down.

When we asked him about American allegations that his regime had concealed weapons of mass destruction, Aziz smiled and said, "I think you will find that those allegations are" — he paused for dramatic emphasis by taking a long puff — "exaggerated".

"When a Woman Ascends the Stairs," about a widowed bar hostess (Hideko Takamine) trying to open her own place in Tokyo's nightclub district, employs Toshiro Mayuzumi's piano-, xylophone- and triangle-dominated score for dramatic emphasis and smoky atmosphere.

The sequence, built from two sustained shots with a sparing use of close-ups for dramatic emphasis, remains one of the privileged moments of 1930s filmmaking, a blend of humor and feeling that seems to compress the entire emotional range of a classic romantic comedy into four minutes of screen time.

Breaking into English seems to happen for a few reasons: speaking to English people; indicating social class; characters giving it a bit of attitude; for gratuitous dramatic emphasis.

The clownish figure who performs this task, awash in ominous darkness, will return at regular intervals to clang a pair of cymbals for silly dramatic emphasis.

If his voice is no longer pretty, it is majestic, its bottom end a deep, rumbling bass-baritone used for intense dramatic emphasis.

There was plenty of color within verses, however, like the contrast between the lightly rendered "For unto us a child is born" and the dramatic emphasis on "Wonderful, Counselor" later in the stanza.

Instead, Ms. Groff's dramatic emphasis is on genealogy.

The operatic tinge in Mr. Kaufmann's singing lends dramatic emphasis to the music.