I wasn't talking about emotion or opinion or feeling, I'm talking about emphasis and phrasing. English is often very ambiguous as spoken, without calling out em

I wasn't talking about emotion or opinion or feeling, I'm talking about emphasis and phrasing. English is often very ambiguous as spoken, without calling out emphasis, and I don't think there is any practical way to enforce purely unambiguous speech patterns (as transcribed to text) upon all participants in a courtroom situation.