Sentence examples for emphasized the first and from inspiring English sources

Brown emphasized the first and second points, focusing in ways that he had not until the last two weeks of the campaign, though elements of the message had always been present.

The Chicago style incorporated more blues trademarks: the music emphasized the second and fourth beats (the offbeats) in each measure, and the soloist came to the fore.

Disraeli had emphasized the last of these associations, just as Chamberlain emphasized the first.

"We're disappointed that jobs were not emphasized the first year.

Mr. Sharon, for his part, prefers to emphasize the first part and play down the second.

Mr. Rains drew on his roots in East Texas and southern Louisiana, peppering the song with a Cajun vibe, adding a second fiddler, emphasizing the first beat and using a strict down-up bowing pattern common in Cajun waltzes.

It mainly stumbles on words with pronunciations that aren't particularly intuitive, perhaps due to their origin outside American English, such as "decorum," where it emphasizes the first syllable, and "Merlot," which it hilariously pronounces just as it looks.

Say the last name more loudly than the first, and emphasize the first syllable of the first name and the last syllable of the last name.

For some Avida experiments, we used two non-uniform character substitution processes F and L, which emphasize the first 13 instructions and the last 13 instructions, respectively.

"Don't know," he repeated, emphasizing the second word, and this time he was finally satisfied.

The feeling you got was, "selling **IT!***" For years, I couldn't understand why anyone would emphasize the second word and not the first.