According to one participant, Luntz stressed the phrase "shared sacrifice" on the focus group of N.H.L. fans, suggesting that the league may portray the players as being unwilling to bargain.
"Much Wulfstan material is, more-over, attributed largely or even solely on the basis of his highly idiosyncratic prose style, in which strings of syntactically independent two-stress phrases are linked by complex patterns of alliteration and other kinds of sound play.
The gathering force of his projection gave every indication of physical abandon, but the speed and complexity of his phrasing stressed otherwise.
He speaks in the same cadences, at once incantatory and urgent, and he stresses key phrases in the same way, stretching them out like a ques-tion.
The musical rhetoric of his playing is that of a sermon in a black American Pentecostal church, building in intensity, cresting on notes corresponding to stressed words and phrases in the poem.
However, it should be stressed that the phrase "inheritance of acquired characters" is substantially imprecise in that Lamarck and his followers were very particular about adaptive (beneficial, useful) not just any acquired traits being inherited.
Like Mr. Gil, he performs at full strength and full articulation: strumming an electrified acoustic guitar in choppy rhythms, which stressed upbeats, he sang phrases so hard his face reddened, then backed away slowly at the end of a phrase, his voice fading.
As in (47), the 'one'-phrase is stressed.
However, we did not find a difference in phrase duration between stressed and control birds as did the two earlier food restriction studies.
The phrase "I was stressed" was well-endorsed in evocative interviews (phase 1b), but it was not included in the first version of the questionnaire because other phrases were endorsed more highly and investigators chose to limit the number of word pairs to eighteen in order to minimize the burden on respondents [ 12].
