Sentence examples for emphasis on varieties from inspiring English sources
Calligraphy continued to evolve in the 17th century, and there was increasing emphasis on varieties of cancelleresca.
As they did, their shopping and eating habits changed, too, since chains put more emphasis on variety and convenience.
The workshop — led by the creative director Paola Prestini, herself a noted composer — will have in common with these other halls an emphasis on variety.
Raymond's Revue bar, the famous, once infamous, venue in Soho, central London, is set to reopen in its original building with a strong emphasis on variety, and similar shows are increasingly common in the West End.
They also lack clear distinction and emphasis on variety of intake which was more influenced by differences in economic conditions than quantity.
Festival programmers are a more diverse bunch and place an emphasis on a variety of cinematic voices.
With this hook, Octave joins other young rappers who have rejected an old-school emphasis on lyrical variety, individualism, and personal catharsis.
His focus on campaign finance reform clearly appealed to fewer primary and caucus voters than Mr. Bush's emphasis on a variety of issues, and he suffered from the Texan's media blitzes.
They suggested that political philosophy, with its emphasis on the variety of regimes, could provide an "antidote" to the C.I.A.'s failings, and would help in understanding Islamic leaders, "whose intellectual world was so different from our own".
We place emphasis on the variety of sample molecules, and applications in order to show the versatility of this technique.
