Sentence examples for a real emphasis from inspiring English sources

"In fact, there's a real emphasis on training and retaining good-calibre employees," she says.

"The Grints are incredibly close, and they put a real emphasis on having a good time," says Heyman.

"There's a real emphasis by the editors to push the envelope and get stories," said Mr. McKinley, who once worked at The Times as a news assistant.

"There is a real emphasis on holding what we have," said Mr. Ickes, with a combination of resignation and good cheer.

"There's a real emphasis on comfort food, or comfort food with a twist," said Peter Callahan, the owner of Callahan Catering in Manhattan.

If you go to grammar schools these days, what you will see is a real emphasis on teaching emotion, and empathy, and respect.

Women in Clothes could have been a thoughtful exploration of elegance and artistry, self-awareness and self-design, but is nothing more than an exercise in narcissism, and a knowing appropriation of that which is pleasing to three middle-class white women, without giving any real emphasis to true individuality.

"It sucks getting around here," Max Crowley said, in a rare moment of real emphasis.

Illustration by Laurent Cilluffo "It sucks getting around here," Max Crowley said, in a rare moment of real emphasis.

By Matt Buchanan March 14, 2013 "It sucks getting around here," Max Crowley said, in a rare moment of real emphasis.

The real emphasis was on grape varietals, a fairly new approach to learning about wine.