Sentence examples for voice emphasis from inspiring English sources

Perez, who has the least broadcast experience of the four, seemed nervous, but her natural charisma was evident, and the show was overdue for a Latina voice (emphasis on voice).

(Again with the shark voice, emphasis on "lot").

They develop extra-verbal cues like tone of voice, emphasis or inflection, expressions, gestures, watching the speaker's unconscious personal repertoire and his body language.

He uses his best "insufferable ac-tor" voice for emphasis.

"All Americans are inheritors of a legacy of freedom and religious tolerance," Mr. Ridge said, his voice gaining emphasis.

Mr. Kremer can do just about anything on the violin, but he plays with the subtlety of a speaker who lowers his voice for emphasis: it can be hard to follow his thread.

Stone is known primarily for his neotraditionalist country sound, his baritone singing voice, and emphasis on ballads.

The undulant grace of his playing was enlivened by keen attention to inner voices, sly emphasis of syncopations and lucid contrapuntal detail.

But that's ultimately a minor pleasure; the movie's great pleasure is in Black's copious and insightful writing for Downey — in the prominence of Downey's voice and the emphasis on Downey's persona.

But that's ultimately a minor pleasure; the movie's great pleasure is in Black's copious and insightful writing for Downey in the prominence of Downey's voice and the emphasis on Downey's persona.

"Senator Santorum goes to Washington and calls himself a budget hawk, and after he's been there a while, he says he's no longer a budget hawk," Mr. Romney said, his voice rising for emphasis as he looked out at the row of cameras before him.