Sentence examples for have the emphasis from inspiring English sources

You have the emphasis on suffering and persecution, and that's a common theme of Jewish apocalyptic.

Not many editors would have; the emphasis in American film journalism is on 'celebrity news', box office results and other forms of bottom-feeding.

A goal is to be stylishly proportioned, and have the emphasis on the legs or face.

Words should always have the emphasis on the vowels (with few exceptions).

And has the emphasis on hearing more from the models been helpful?

"There is a great emphasis on jumps, or 'ballon,' in the Danish school, but our preparation for jumps has the emphasis going down first.

"I had this passion to keep that going without really having the emphasis on the bar," he said.

But has the emphasis on "gender neutral" made Father's Day and Mother's Day outdated holidays that just need to be marked off the calendar?

See which reads better, has the emphasis that you need, and uses fewer words (but see warnings below about passive voice).

Another Brussels summit in two weeks' time is to have the same emphasis.

His budget speech on 21 March will have the same emphasis as his first two.