Sentence examples for emphasis which from inspiring English sources

This is an understandable shift of emphasis which the stillborn Lisbon Treaty cannot paper over.

This goes directly against Seibert's primary emphasis, which is inclusiveness, a welcoming attitude, a love of things mixing up together.

Many EMBA courses also have an international emphasis, which in part may explain the addition of Guanghua to Kellogg's roster.

"The key change is the emphasis which the finalised NPPF places on local plans and local decision making, linked to the change in the definition of sustainable development.

She's the only amplified performer in the room, and she tends to vary her phrasing and emphasis, which has led to some hiccups.

This, Keogh says, was fundamental in forging their uncompromising curriculum, which included an explicitly Catholic and patriotic emphasis, which shaped Ireland's national identity.

These works were not literal translations but free versions in which the authors inserted their own emphases, which differed both from the original and from those of other authors.

I can still hear her voice with its italicized inflections and underlined emphases, which sounded just like the letters she dashed off daily on Cosmopolitan International letterhead in place of the ephemeral e-mails she never sent.

Central to that attention was his emphasis upon the humanity of Jesus Christ as humanity's assurance of salvation, an emphasis to which he gave voice in a variety of ways.

"The words themselves were along the lines of what he wanted to say but the emphasis on which word was my way of trying to answer".

In another sign of the new emphasis, TVB, which was founded in 1953, is forming an advisory board composed of executives from major advertisers and large media agencies.