Sentence examples for form emphasis from inspiring English sources

If the parts do so, the body, says Spinoza "will retain its nature, as before, with no change of form" (emphasis added).

In more benign forms, emphasis on trust led to a denigration of continued utterance as evidence of doubt of the vow's power and as a residue of attachment to one's own action in bringing about attainment.

Creeley, when using rhyme, employs it at unpredictable intervals and as a form of emphasis.

Illumination, such as it is, comes in the form of emphasis and assertion rather than insight or analysis.

In sonata form the emphasis is more dynamic; there is a stronger sense of contrast within the movement.

"I hope this photo helps," he said, adding that while conversations might revolve around composition and form, the emphasis should be about how to help the people of Yemen.

From these mountains of data can be gleaned hidden patterns of informal English, like the profusion of hella as a form of emphasis in Northern California, as in, "It's hella cold out there".

As an antidote to this narcissism, Krznaric recommends a new form of emphasis on empathy as a fundamental human value: on promoting "the ability to step into the shoes of other people and look at the world from their perspective" as the ultimate social glue.

Similarly, in the best poetry written in classic styles there will be departures from strict form for emphasis or effect.

In both its form and emphasis, control emerged in ways not entirely foreseen at the study's inception.

In 1994 a workshop was held in Leeds (UK) to arrive at a consensus view about the contents of the activity form with emphasis on the need for clarity and consistency for potential use by clinicians worldwide.