Someone voices emphatic and entirely constitutional dissent on a Facebook page or in a Twitter message — even in a private e-mail — and, bingo!, he or she is on the government's watch list.
The attack was claimed by Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades, linked to the mainstream Palestinian group Al Fatah, but Israeli military officials said it could have been the work of Hezbollah, which denied involvement but has voiced emphatic support for the 17-month-old Palestinian uprising.
Díaz embodies that voice, importuning, emphatic and mournful by turns.
Obama didn't exactly crumble, contrary to the consensus that deepened and darkened as the minutes ticked by and we pundits piled up, each judgment less qualified and each voice more emphatic than the last.
Cigarettes and a months-long case of bronchitis helped, but Dylan's new singing voice — unpretty, emphatic, indeterminately regional, redolent of a shadowy history — was, to a great extent, a choice, an acquired thing.
His warm voice and emphatic guitar accompaniment were heard at the Olympia, the Alhambra, and the Palais de Chaillot, but he was at his best in his regular appearances in the unpretentious surroundings of the Bobino music hall.
"You are running out of time," an aide to the attorney general recalled Ms. Reno as having said, describing her voice as emphatic but laced with emotion and fatigue after all-night negotiations.
Two other Meredith performances to recall: as Don Learo in Jean-Luc Godard's "King Lear," from 1987, his gravelly voice and emphatic manner do justice to the imperious father's ruin; and as a neurotic and erotic musician, in Ernst Lubitsch's 1941 bedroom farce of art and business, "That Uncertain Feeling".
Mr. Pinault voiced an emphatic "no" to the idea of a second line for Gucci, but added, "The question must be asked in an industry where we are trying to refine the customers".
The phoneme /G/, which is an alveo-dental, stop, voiced, and emphatic sound, is similar to the /H/ phoneme.
