Asked if he ever regretted the decision, Mr. Smith told The Independent, giving each word emphasis: "Not.
For example, if you put stress on the last part of the word emphasis, it would sound weird and awkward.
My director eased me past such rookie mistakes as repetitive intonation and cadence, and encouraged me to try alternate line readings when I seemed to miss the most satisfying word emphasis in a given sentence.
In their own words (emphasis added), the Republican-led report said -- quote --.
rising intonation word, continuing intonation ↑word talk higher than the prior talk ↓word talk lower than the prior talk °word° talk quieter than the surrounding talk WORD talk louder than the surrounding talk word emphasis word- cut-off word hh outbreath.hh inbreath (word) word in doubt unclear word ((text)) non-verbal features of the interaction.
For polysyllabic words, emphasis goes on the penultimate syllable if it's heavy or long (mentiuntur: they lie).
Change the word emphasis or stress in sentences to reflect curiosity, excitement, interest, responsibility, and other positive emotions.
It is the product of a sometimes contentious negotiating process over wording and emphasis and draws on the work of more than 800 scientists.
In the Korean language, by substituting out a vowel, or by repeating a character, one can add or remove a word's emphasis; the way one says a word often changes the scale of the thing that's happening or being described.
In the second, post-enactment, he says, "Obamacare is bad news," punching the air with each word for emphasis.
