Sentence examples for because of their emphasis from inspiring English sources

Because of their emphasis on the practice of a pious life, Spener and his followers were called Pietists.

"Tianjin felt like the right place for us because of their emphasis on high technology and new development and rapid economic growth," Mr. Cameron said Wednesday.

In the early 20th century, T.S. Eliot and proponents of the New Criticism were sometimes considered classicists because of their emphasis on form and discipline.

The quintet's method came to be dubbed "time, no changes" because of their emphasis on strong rhythmic grooves without the dictatorial patterns of song-form chords.

His textual analysis of print journalism found repeated characterizations of Cuban leaders as "hyper-masculine … as insufficient leaders because of their emphasis on violence and force" (p. 13).

FREDERICK G. SCHAB Remsenburg, N.Y., July 8, 2012 To the Editor: Arthur C. Brooks argues that conservatives are happier than liberals in part because of their emphasis on faith.

Investors compare the two banks because of their similar emphasis on emerging markets -- shielding them somewhat from the rough-and-tumble competition of retail banking in Britain.

Even so, he continues, "I chose to go to IIT because of their high emphasis on research.

Because of their visual emphasis, popular werewolf theories relate more to the depiction of werewolves in twentieth-century films, in which the werewolf image was reinvented, than to werewolves as they are, or are not, described in archival sources.

Because of their over-emphasis of a purported condemnation of Bacon c. 1278, scholars had tended to ignore or tone down Bacon's very real commitment to his Franciscan way of life.

Because of their practical interest, special emphasis is placed on masonry structures using a Limit Analysis approach and preliminary design.