Sentence examples for had more emphasis from inspiring English sources

The exhibit could also have had more emphasis on bodies of different sizes, shapes, and abilities, and on different cultures.

"It was stronger and had more emphasis than I thought it would, and I could tell she meant it".

M.I.A. opted to sing, as opposed to rap, on several tracks on the album, telling Rolling Stone in early 2010 that she wished to produce something different from her previous album, which had "more emphasis on production".

PTs' responses had more emphasis on the use of therapy assistants, application of manual handling skills and ergonomic principles, modification of treatment techniques and avoidance of particular activities or tasks.

"Country has more emphasis on the lyrics.

"EToys has more emphasis on specialty and educational toys".

But to me, the math piece is weak in most business school educations, and I'd like to have more emphasis on that.

What is taught need not be "our island story", a narrative full of shifty foreigners and eager Empire builders, but it should have more emphasis on facts than the present focus on soap opera inspired empathy (how would you have felt if you had been a single mother in Victorian times? Grim. What was it like to catch the bubonic plague? Even grimmer).

If they have more emphasis on the carers, you'll encourage more people.

But "today we are moving back toward having more emphasis on the provision of care".

"Now the research has more emphasis on semiconducting polymers," says Zhenan Bao, a chemist at Bell Laboratories, the research arm of Lucent Technologies in Murray Hill, New Jersey.