Sentence examples similar to emphasis totally from inspiring English sources
Today's diet-product advertisements still communicate this message of self-emphasis, totally apart from any actual weight loss that might (or might not) take place.
And by putting the emphasis on "totally" instead of "radical," Ms. Janssen adds the distraction of sounding like a Valley Girl from the 1980s.
The emphasis was totally on most active and the least active compounds to evaluate their quality of interaction as HIV-1 protease inhibitors.
The Court, in fact, has sometimes added adjectives to it for emphasis, such as "totally" or "wholly".
All of the current emphasis on standardized testing totally misses the mark.
"He read his texts but it was totally square, with no emphasis, no feeling," Mr. von Sydow said.
Phrasing it as "Is the Arab world ready" totally isolates people and puts the emphasis on autocratic rulers and systems.
"We have often demonstrated that the occasional atrocities committed by professing Christians were completely contrary to the teachings of Christ, while the atrocities of 20th century Nazis and Communists were totally consistent with evolutionary teaching (original emphasis)" (Sarfati [2007]).
Special emphasis in this research article is given to totally new technical and methodological investigations, e.g. the first data published worldwide in medicine obtained with new blue laser acupuncture equipment.
You say 'Dennis the Menace' in America and it's a totally different thing," he says with solemn emphasis.
