Sentence examples for more emphatic expression from inspiring English sources

The light fabrics also allow the body more emphatic expression.

I challenge anyone to find a purer or more emphatic expression of the ethos of Horatio Alger than that delivered here, to a group of aspiring dancers on the BET show "Born to Dance", by that exemplar of the traditional American values of hard work and self-reliance, Lady Gaga.

biatch, n.: Originally in rap and hip-hop music as a more emphatic expression of bitch.

This is a more emphatic expression of support than previous studies exploring investigator support for results communication have identified (Partridge et al., 2004; Rigby and Fernandez, 2005; Di Blasi et al., 2002) and may reflect a growing awareness of the desires and rights of trial participants.

Sze loved the more emphatic look.

In this manuscript it turns to even more emphatic language saying 'elucidating the mechanisms'.

Cicero is more emphatic.

Dr Hobbs is more emphatic.

Turner was even more emphatic.

Van Horn was more emphatic.

Latham was more emphatic.