Sentence examples for as much emphasis from inspiring English sources

It places as much emphasis on spreading the word as on the message itself.

It is a boarding school that puts as much emphasis on character-training as on footballing skills.

The play is to be admired for putting as much emphasis as it does on Nevelson's work.

It attempts to put as much emphasis on intangibles, such as aesthetics and emotion, as on socalled hard data.

Everyone connects it to the aggression against Libya, but not with as much emphasis as this merits.

Defy is described as an "M.B.A.-style" program, but there is as much emphasis on so-called soft skills as there is on crunching numbers.

(Although I wouldn't put as much emphasis on that one because the pollster in question, American Research Group, has a dubious track record).

The academic dean, Paul Bonicelli, thinks that Christian schools ought to put as much emphasis on academic excellence as on spiritual values.

But airport officials, airlines and architects said that they put as much emphasis on redefining the travel experience as on lessening its environmental impact.

There was as much emphasis but less suspense in the trio's clangorous, full-tilt arrangement of "A Brand New Day," from "The Wiz".

Yet the venture-capital industry has thrived partly as a disciplined risk-taking process that put as much emphasis on managing as on financing.