Sentence examples for emphasis squarely from inspiring English sources

But he and Mr. Caird have freshly conceived the posturing lord of melancholy as the ultimate student prince, with the emphasis squarely on student.

By 1607 Claudio Monteverdi had composed his masterpiece, Orfeo, which placed the emphasis squarely on music and established the basic form that European opera was to take for the next 300 years.

The institute's patient consent form "would not pass muster with a competent American I.R.B.," Dr. Turner said, and the testimonials on its Web site place the emphasis squarely on results.

But he has placed his emphasis squarely on the weak dollar, noting that American officials always say that a strong dollar is in the interests of the United States.

This, presumably, is designed to keep tickets touts off the platform and puts the emphasis squarely on "fan-to-fan".

So where other keyboard makers concern themselves with enhancing the typing experience — a la SwiftKey, Swype, Fleksy and so on — ThingThing is putting its emphasis squarely on sharing.

The emphasis is squarely on the 20th century.

In this rendering of a most thoroughly examined life, the emphasis falls squarely on the examination.

There was certainly no hatred in Brooklyn, where the emphasis was squarely on sisterly celebration of the woman whom Henry James backhandedly called "everybody's dear, Jane".

The owners and staff members telegraph their cultural allegiances with beards, tattoos and lumberjack plaids, part of a trend toward casual dining where the emphasis falls squarely on the food.

Of course, Apple would never frame it this way, but with the emphasis now squarely back on purchases, it seems pretty safe to say that the television show rental model was a failure.