Sentence examples for emphasis lies from inspiring English sources
"We don't get the chance to build up anything, so our main emphasis lies on distributing basic needs like warm clothes, nappies and milk.
While her husband is clearly hurt when he learns of her betrayal, the film's emphasis lies on the potential damage she might cause to her own life by straying.
There's no question where the emphasis lies at La Enoteca: the sommeliers (three, including Mr. Borrani, in the 60-seat restaurant) refer to the bulk of the menu -- 22 pages in total -- as a "wine library"; the food offerings fill one lonely page at the back.
Our emphasis lies on three important factors.
Their emphasis lies on forecast accuracy rather than on causality.
However, the emphasis lies on qualifying the horse, not the rider.
The emphasis lay on what the US does best: war.
Activity continued within the UN and the British Commonwealth, but increasingly emphasis lay on Australia's role in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific.
A number of writers began publishing works of an autobiographical kind in which the emphasis lay elsewhere than on the self.
The emphasis lay on visual nuance, for, in keeping with a general denigration of the preconceived and the literary, the script was often treated less as a ground plan for a dramatic structure than as merely a theme for improvisation.
There is some defensiveness here, as there was in al-Baghdadi's purported Christmas-time address; Isis is increasingly besieged, and where first the emphasis lay on making the group appear more terrifying than it is, now it falls on exaggerating its longevity.
