Sentence examples for is emphasis from inspiring English sources
noun
Special weight or forcefulness given to something considered important.
- He paused for emphasis before saying who had won.
In worship there is emphasis on simplicity and revivalistic evangelism.
3. How important is emphasis on precedent in Supreme Court decision-making?
"I, Jean" — her chief rhetorical mode is emphasis — reminds us frequently of her I.Q.
"On first glance, it is extremely thorough, and I like that there is emphasis on provenance and the environment.
Lecoq, with is emphasis on physical theatre, mime and mask work, was enormously influential as McBurney's style developed, suggests director Ian Rickson.
Instead of the distinctive palette of khaki and dark green, there is emphasis on navy blue, bright green and even turquoise for the young Beaver Scouts.
The one linguistic quality they shared was emphasis.
It's emphasis should be, as Ed Miliband has already realised, on living standards.
"They're emphasis on restructuring is very impressive".
It's emphasis is on functionality, rather than extravagance".
With the issue of ELT in school education, the history of Chinese policy is "emphasis de-emphasis— remphasis de-emphasis, firstly increasing the weight of English language in educational system since 1970s, and then trying to decrease ithat the new century, whise regaining its signifirstly increasingon as before so far.
