Sentence examples for better emphasis from inspiring English sources

This allows better emphasis in diagrams on how stakeholders request requirements.

If the past few months in the music industry have left you demoralized -- what with the white supremacist capitalist patriarchy and all -- Lily Allen might make you feel better, emphasis on might.

We presume that people want visits… but I think that better emphasis should be put on [the] patient's preference".

Looking at the data, I do think that the manuscript has value but I would have expected a much more balanced paper (with the inclusion of appropriate citations and better emphasis on what's novel) for publication in eLife.

If you have fairly straight eyelashes, you may want to curl them for better emphasis without adding any more products.

As age broadened that 24-inch waist and chiselled face, she decisively restyled herself, with help from a trainer and the make-up artist Kevyn Aucoin, as a lioness in winter, her wavy mane tamed, the better to emphasis the graphic eyebrows, always her most distinctive feature, and gruff voice.

What is required is a new declaration of independence, not just in our nation but in our own lives -- from ideology and small thinking, prejudice and bigotry -- an appeal not to our easy instincts but to our better angels" (emphasis mine).

Far better to place emphasis on recruiting more black and ethnic minority adopters.

It looks like tactics, teamwork and building chemistry would have been better points of emphasis.

More modern methods can promote better adoptions – the emphasis must be on better adoptions, not just speed.

In the words of the BFC chair, Natalie Massenet, it will be "bigger and better", with an emphasis on glitz.