Sentence examples for bit more emphasis from inspiring English sources

But couldn't Danish actors put at least a bit more emphasis on mumbling less to attract a bigger audience?

Conservative Christians may put a bit more emphasis on values in making political choices but they also consider more mundane things.

(Friday 12/14) Final exam (8-11am, Room 1 LeConte): covers the whole course, with a bit more emphasis on the later material.

When the restaurant's original chef, Mark Strausman, returned late last year after more than a decade away, one of the changes he made was to put a bit more emphasis on seafood.

Likewise, said Gayle Butler, editor in chief at Better Homes and Gardens, reader feedback led to a decision to place "a little bit more emphasis on Halloween this year" in the October issue, which comes out in September.

"Scotland and England are in a pretty similar place in terms of progress [but] I would say Scotland wants to put a bit more emphasis on collecting information to show what's actually happening," he said.

Those that didn't listen might well have benefited from a bit more cultural emphasis on the "okay at any size" message.

We should caution that because the course isn't really aimed specifically at PhD students, the coverage of material may be a bit more practical in emphasis than in a PhD course, where we would dive deeper into the theory and read current research publications.

There's also a bit more of an emphasis on reviews.

The homepage has evolved a bit since then, with more emphasis on Twitter's curated Moments and other "Featured" content, reflecting an increased editorial focus.

Now the Department has denied an appeal by one of the schools, Computer Systems Institute (CSI!), and done so with a bit more, shall we say, emphasis than usual.