Sentence examples for English emphasis from inspiring English sources
The English emphasis on the rich sonorities of the third and sixth provided welcome relief from the aesthetic consequences of the earlier continental dedication to the "perfect" intervals of the octave, fourth, and fifth.
He received a BA in English (emphasis in Creative Writing) from Pomona College.
This season will have hurt, such is the scale of their ambitions, and the response will be seen in an influx of younger, hungrier talent (perhaps with an English emphasis) and the potential departure of big names such as Yaya Toure.
From his residence in Cambridge, he praises the English emphasis on social cooperation and personal integrity and contrasts them with America where "You must wave, you must cheer, you must push with the irresistible crowd; otherwise you will feel like a traitor, a soulless outcast, a deserted ship high and dry on the shore … .
The traditional English emphasis on judicial oversight, therefore, meant that with the Case Stated procedure, London was a highly unpopular venue for arbitration.
He repeated it several times in German, then once again in English for emphasis.
In English, the emphasis on spelling, grammar and punctuation is a reasonable re-balancing of a style of teaching which overemphasised composition and effect in writing at the expense of syntactical accuracy.
That's because Ancient Greek was a pitch-accented language, a bit like Chinese is today: an accent indicated the relative pitch at which you pronounced a given syllable and not, as in English, the stress (emphasis or loudness) that you put on that syllable.
Be aware that Stanford recommends 4 years of English with an emphasis on writing and literature; 4 years of Mathematics with emphasis on algebra, trigonometry and geometry; 3 years of History/Social Studies, preferably with an essay component; and 3 years of laboratory science, such as biology, chemistry and physics.
She received her PhD in English with an emphasis on comparative media and narrative theory from The Ohio State University.
She earned her PhD in English with an Emphasis in Writing, Rhetoric, and Composition Studies at the University of California, Davis in June 2016.
