Sentence examples for curious emphasis from inspiring English sources

Most unforgivably, there's the appalling production, with its curious emphasis on nasty, screaming treble.

It's only speculation, but there is a curious emphasis in the way his earliest biographers stress his celibacy.

The curious emphases in Mr. Sheeran's rhyme schemes read as unusually lumpy in the hands of such a polished group.

This curious aesthetic emphasis sounds laughable today, but Belasco's appreciation of the emotional effects of lighting in his productions lives on in the attention he brought to the lighting of the theater.

"If you knew me at all, you'd know that I never" — the emphasis was on never — "answer a question based on a false premise," with the last word pronounced with a curious accent on the last syllable, "pre-MIZE".

John suggests, with emphasis, "A curious growth near his spleen".

Moreover, these experiences may also explain Kant's exclusion of emotion from ethics; a curious exclusion, given his emphasis of the importance of the good will (Foundations of the Metaphysics of Morals 1785; 4 393 5).

There is one curious omission: no mention of Hayek's central emphasis on prices in providing information as well as incentives (hence the ready availabilty of divorce in Arkansas is signalled by its low price).

But the emphasis on recent crimes has had the curious effect of overlooking what many people regard as the deep state's worst abuses.

It is, at first sight, rather curious that the best-developed and most illuminating suppositional theory should place emphasis on uncertain conditional judgements.

On the other side, it points to some curious thinking that doesn't seem to be in line with CEO Scott Thompson's emphasis on focusing on harnessing the talent it already had in house.