Sentence examples for emphasized hard from inspiring English sources

Xi, who took office in November, 2012, has associated himself with an earthier generation of Communists, a military caste that emphasized "hard work and plain living".

The youngest of three children, she went to elementary school in Sagaponack's one-room school, spent two years at East Hampton High School and two more at the Putney School in Vermont, which emphasized hard work and farm chores.

Although female respondents emphasized hard work over brilliance more than did male respondents, the authors say that a "gender-balanced" score for each discipline's belief in the importance of genius also predicted gender differences in the various fields.

It will emphasize hard news and use a conversational approach like "Morning Joe" on MSNBC and "The View" on ABC.

Also, the differentiation represents "counter-programming," he writes, with ABC tending to humanize the news, and CBS emphasizing hard news.

3 11 p.m. | Updated On Monday, CBS introduced a revamped morning show that is meant to distinguish itself from its more popular competitors — the top-rated "Today" show at NBC and ABC's "Good Morning America" — by emphasizing hard news.

Mr. Fager, who is also the executive producer of "60 Minutes," said that while the morning program would emphasize hard news just as that Sunday newsmagazine does, "it's not going to be all serious".

While the book proved popular, Gladwell's critics dismissed some of his conclusions (for example, that Asian students are good at math because they come from agricultural societies emphasizing hard work) as spurious and found his simplistic rhetorical style patronizing.

He said Monday that he was excited to be playing for the Rangers, whose style of play emphasizes hard forechecking and shot-blocking rather than the offensive fireworks he is known for.

Mr. Fager said that while the new morning program would emphasize hard news and "real news" — just as "The Early Show" has done for the last few months — "it's not going to be all serious".

Dr. Silbert, who grew up in an immigrant family and worked on a kibbutz, drew heavily on both experiences to create an environment emphasizing hard work and mutual support.