Sentence examples for changed the emphasis from inspiring English sources

He has changed the emphasis and it is no coincidence that Russia are yet to concede in this qualifying series.

This time, his view of language changed — the emphasis on Russellian logic was gone — but one key idea remained the same.

He studied piano and conducting at the National Conservatory of Music, but he changed the emphasis of his studies when his rich vocal ability was revealed.

First, museology; the science and practice of organising, arranging and managing museums, has changed the emphasis from collections to audiences, and from objects to stories.

At one time their food would have been largely invertebrates, small mammals and birds, but the pine marten's recent expansion in range and numbers has changed the emphasis.

After the American Civil War dairy cattle, brought from the island of Jersey in the English Channel by W.B. Montgomery, were introduced and changed the emphasis of area agriculture from cotton to dairying.

Whether or not Mr. Pataki has drifted from his ideological moorings, he has certainly changed the emphases of his candidacy.

That's why the GLA has decided to go ahead with Rise this summer, but to change the emphasis.

According to a report released a few years ago by the government education IT agency Becta, computers change the emphasis of lessons away from technique and towards ideas.

From what I can see standard flights to North America are going to cost less in 'miles' but somewhere near £300, which changes the emphasis somewhat".

The headline on this article was amended on 17 October 2016 to change the emphasis to Teeuwen's views on political correctness.