Sentence examples for emphasis very much from inspiring English sources

"It was heavily technique based: the emphasis very much on developing high-quality and high-calibre footballers.

More's the pity: Clarkson, May and Hammond work best when they're being Little England (emphasis very much on the little) rather than trying to be Great Britain.

There's "an emphasis very much on festivals, culminating in the Lowdham Book Festival, and the quality of events that take place belies the size of the village in which the shop is located," he says.

Cheltenham is an upstart: its great meeting only settled there in 1911, when it was known as the National Hunt Festival – emphasis very much on the middle word, something the present management prefer to skirt round.

Oddly, no mention was made of the next PlayStation, the so-called NEO, with Sony's emphasis very much on PS VR.

Of course, some examples are written up on the board or on paper, but the emphasis is very much on the spoken tongue: accent is continuously adjusted, and as Arlette, my teacher, pointed out: accent is nine-tenths of comprehension for the non-native French speaker.

His emphasis was very much on youth.

"The emphasis is very much on the political side," a Western diplomat said today.

The emphasis was very much on that last phrase, and that is how she has come to be regarded.

On campus today, the emphasis is very much on studying literature through the lens of "identity" — ethnic, gender, class.

The name of the summer course is Exploring Ballet with Suzanne Farrell, and the emphasis is very much on exploration — finding things, trying things.