Sentence examples for kind of emphatic from inspiring English sources

Neither Impressionism, inspired by sensory stimuli, nor Expressionism, the product of emotional response, Ms. Reeves's scenes are a kind of emphatic visual shorthand that pushes recognition to its limits and asserts the inherent illusionism of painterly representation.

Cheney has never been embarrassed by it, and now, in the last months, he is freer to make the kind of forceful and emphatic case for it that others were unwilling to make".

Ellmann (whose previous books include "Varying Degrees of Hopelessness" and "Man or Mango?") gives us a pell-mell kind of narrative, chatty and emphatic, replete with spiels and digressions.

Civil disobedience is the American idiom for that kind of objection, a respectful but emphatic way of raising the stakes.

If the end of an essay is too emphatic, it kind of undoes all the complexity you've set in motion.

And it was the kind of play, combined with an emphatic offensive showing, that proved UConn (4-0) can still be capable of business as usual.

It was just one play in a game full of emphatic dunks, backbreaking threes and the kind of moments that make the Clippers such a flammable team.

"He's a lot of company and a bit of a guardian," she said, "but I try not to be too emphatic about that kind of interpretation.

Kind of like flop sweats but it's emphatic, like you actually feel for the performer but you know he's oblivious?

Amelia is a woman of emphatic tastes, lightly worn.

Worster sees Powell as a man "of emphatic, extraordinary ambition".