Sentence examples for any emphasis from inspiring English sources

Liberals attack any emphasis on the dysfunctional culture of the poor as "blaming the victim".

For Hollande, even Germany now realizes that austerity without any emphasis on growth policy is untenable.

Any emphasis on the fetus as a focus of public policy makes supporters of abortion rights nervous.

However, Ms. Goldberg, who described "Strong Medicine" as a dramedy, shunned any emphasis on the series' educational aspect.

Nowadays, it is hard to read any emphasis on human difference without a little side-eye – and quite right, too.

I met Burns because his is one of the few manufacturers which puts any emphasis on livestock welfare.

The rule, they point out, gives the regulators authority to make "any (their emphasis) limitations or restrictions" they want on trading, which includes banning all trading in securities or derivatives.

Scaring replied, without any special emphasis, "Yes, Your Honor.

There is enough drama here that "The Specialist" doesn't require any extra emphasis.

Under his predecessor, Philip J. Purcell, mortgages did not receive any strategic emphasis.

His vocabulary is loosely balletic but devoid of any stretched emphasis or weightless elevation.