Sentence examples for emphasis me from inspiring English sources

A photograph of American Ballet Theater's Julie Kent and Mr. Capri bowing to each other, has a coy emphasis ("Me and this famous star who dances at the Met!"), just as the close-up of Mr. Baryshnikov is notable solely for the subject's celebrity status.

A confused-looking Richard Nixon asked, "Sock it to me?" (emphasis on the "me," not the "sock") on "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" during the 1968 presidential campaign, flinging open the door for candidates to troll for votes in nontraditional ways.

In our current culture, with its emphasis on "me," the film thus offers homage to the transforming power of focusing outside ourselves.

Something in her Christian emphasis worries me, I have to say.

"But I am disappointed that there is too much emphasis on me as an individual and not enough on the work of the office".

"There's a lot of emphasis on me being her son, but the work looks at archetypal relationships; also fantasy life and social conventionseverybody who looks at it brings their own understanding of their own relationships.

I'd say that was a big emphasis for me.

Why is this such an area of emphasis for me?

My Dad had placed emphasis on me to be an architect, something to this day, I still regret not doing.

In what is either a daring move or a tasteless misstep (I'm on the fence about it), the playwright also has her ask, "What was wrong with me, Dad?" (emphasis on the word "me").

He penned the album's track sequence and outlined the record's concept as being "4 Me!!!" (emphasis on the exclamation marks) and planned on the release to close a trilogy of related discs that included his debut and sophomore effort.