Sentence examples for because the emphasis from inspiring English sources

Rhythms tended to be flaccid and meanings uncertain because the emphasis was on fluidity rather than on expression.

Farhi said the collection "became more sexy because the emphasis is on the shoulder, so we wanted the body to be slimmer".

I define myself these days as a "bisexual lesbian" because the emphasis is on the second word and I still feel more attracted to women.

A concours, as partisans are quick to point out, is not any old old-car show, because the emphasis is on the rare and the beautiful.

Hirshhorn Museum Things are more radical at the Hirshhorn Museum, partly because the emphasis is exclusively on art since the late 19th century.

The pact was unnecessary, they contend, because European rules — merrily ignored over the years — already forbid excessive government deficits and because the emphasis should be on economic growth rather than fiscal discipline.

For example, social skills - I think everyone in The Netherlands thinks this is important, but because of the emphasis on testing, teachers might not do enough of that.

Last season the Jets' pass defense was greatly improved because of the emphasis on improving the rush.

Because of the emphasis on Irish in the education system, the number of people who can speak Irish remains high.

"I don't think it can be as good as '85, because of the emphasis on defence these days.

Public-sector adhocracies are not common, partly because of the emphasis placed on short-term accountability by political leaders.