Sentence examples similar to mark for emphasis from inspiring English sources
Do not use apostrophes or quotation marks for emphasis.
Check for usage of quotation marks for emphasis or for quoted texts.
The banner outside Leeds's training ground, advertising the match with bottom club Worcester, shouts "Survival Battle" in capital letters with an exclamation mark for added emphasis.
When the former Dortmund midfielder Kevin‑Prince Boateng joined their local rivals Schalke in August 2013, Klopp sent him a text message asking "Why Schalke????????" ("With eight question marks," he added for emphasis when telling the story himself, always a keen raconteur).
After her opening-night performance (see her again on Jan . 20and Feb. 3), the gallery now contains much evidence of her singular presence; her uniform of army green coveralls hangs alongside a sprinkling of ice picks driven into the white walls like punctuation marks, then circled for emphasis.
It's now an optional mark that adds emphasis — but a nasty, dour sort of emphasis.
And that's why we end up writing emails with loads of exclamation marks so that people know we are joking!!!! Or using *asterisks* for emphasis in case people think we are SHOUTING.
Then, for emphasis: "Money".
(It was, theoretically, for emphasis).
