Sentence examples for emphasis wholly from inspiring English sources
Putting the emphasis wholly on exams does not develop intrinsic motivation and inner virtue, but merely outward compliance and rote-learning.
That was legitimate!" The emphasis on a wholly stateside, mom-and-pop supply chain is no accident.
The Court, in fact, has sometimes added adjectives to it for emphasis, such as "totally" or "wholly".
The public conversation about progress, they say, has been forcibly redirected, and is now restricted to technology and entrepreneurship an emphasis that, while not wholly rhetorical, seems gauged to impress foreign observers.
In effect it is a group biography, with a different and wholly non-literary emphasis on teamwork, intellectual exchange and fiery competition.
The aforementioned drift does not turn a project into a wholly unpredictable process; and the emphasis laid on negotiations may hide other important social relations, such as constraints or the communication of information.
Data collection methods were wholly qualitative and placed considerable emphasis on observation of meetings (such as internal APPC meetings and those held between APPCs and their associated PCT) in addition to one-to-one interviews and collection of available documentation.
Although terms translating as "ground" or "foundation" are found throughout his works, this emphasis undermines any recourse to a founding principle or entity wholly transcendent to, and thus ultimately different from, the world or reality.
As a drama it hasn't quite clicked – the emphasis is on narrative rather than character, so it often fails to wholly engage – but it feels like it has legs and warrants further viewing.
We ought simply to refocus our emphasis to the hard work of building a movement that's not wholly dependent on a single political personality.
