Sentence examples for emphasis again from inspiring English sources

And in 1996, he switched emphasis again, heading the personal computer division for almost two years.

He also directed a three-day master class for young conductors -- conductor days, as he modestly renamed it -- with an emphasis, again, on Brahms.

His emphasis, again and again, has been on a smaller, leaner, less intrusive government — and in its place, a "big society" that can bear the burden currently shouldered by social workers and bureaucracies.

Similarly, Mr. Terkel's 1985 Pulitzer Prize-winning book, "The Good War," has a title in ironic quotation marks because the emphasis, again and again, is on World War II's shadows and injustices, with allusions, in the words of one interviewer singled out for attention, to a contemporary "meanness of soul".

The emphasis again, is on living in the app, engaging with it throughout the day, not spending an hour doing things inside of it.

Still more recently Pippin published Henry James and Modern Moral Life (2000), with the emphasis, again, on the peculiar problem of the modern, and modernist attempt to fashion the forms in which a genuinely free human life might give rise to itself.

Goldsmith is one of the contributors to the Kerr/Larkin book and emphases again how 'insecurity lies at the centre of the contradictions in Alawi identity between diversity and integration, solidarity and conflict'.

On Thursday, when the delegation plans to be in Delhi for state visits, round-table discussions and news conferences, the emphasis will again be on trade, British and Indian officials say.

Now, under the coalition government, emphasis is again on informal adult learning, with a strong advocate in the further education minister, John Hayes, who has ringfenced £210m for the purpose.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, the emphasis has again been on a quick response, with Mr. Fugate boasting about how quickly Mr. Obama had by early Tuesday morning approved the major disaster declaration for New York and New Jersey — even without formal written requests from the states, as is normally required.

The emphasis here again is on the 60s and 70s, with clothes for both men and women.