Sentence examples for to emphatic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Characterized by emphasis; forceful.
Coats Mr. Alaïa gave his stamp of approval to emphatic outer wear, whether fitted or swinging loose.
Running the obligatory 15 minutes late, it's nonetheless to emphatic cheers that opening number "Tigerlily" is received.
And there is a general tendency to understand fugues as progressing from counterpoints of solo instruments to emphatic tutti conclusions.
Sticking exclusively to works in graphite, the drawings here run several gamuts, from abstract to representational, full to empty, manic to serene, fine to emphatic.
(The final performance is tonight).. Patrizia Biccirè, charmed when teased by Vincent Dunoyer as the dancing Cherubino figure, could also soar to emphatic heights of scorn and anger.
In the 1980's, for example, the simple linear forms of his earliest wall works gave way to emphatic bands and arcs of saturated color.
Bale also set up goals for Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema to help Real to an emphatic 7-3 win over Sevilla in La Liga at the Bernabeu.
Even I still expect New York to be emphatic when it comes to knowing what's smart.
Manchester City's £22m striker Stevan Jovetic scored his first goals for the club to help Manuel Pellegrini's side to an emphatic Capital One Cup win over Wigan.
That happens to be a race that Barbaro won on his way to an emphatic triumph in the Kentucky Derby.
These factors explain why minimizers favor OV: minimizers tend to occur in the positions where they are maximally profiled due to their emphatic nature.
