Sentence examples for its emphases from inspiring English sources

In my piece "Obama's Lost Year," I tried to describe from the outside the ethos of the Obama White House: the way in which it makes decisions and governs, its rhetoric and temper, its emphases and blind spots.

By George Packer March 10 , 2010In my piece "Obama's Lost Year," I tried to describe from the outside the ethos of the Obama White House: the way in which it makes decisions and governs, its rhetoric and temper, its emphases and blind spots.

In short, it's a trio recording that opens out prismatically into the music of the future — and its emphases and inflections are just as timely now.

Such a discussion, said Mr. Raslowsky and Michael LiVigni, the headmaster, fits firmly in the Catholic theological tradition, with its emphases on social justice and human dignity.

With its emphases on love, loss and the transforming powers of memory and the imagination -- tenderly embodied by a young and protean cast -- the production has been reducing calloused New Yorkers to sobs.

It might seem the health care legislation being written in Washington, with its emphases on primary care, lowering costs and improving access, would provide answers for clinics like Milwaukee Immediate Care.

Because of its emphasis on neurophysiology, it long remained a standard work.

It also, due to its emphasis on shopping, mistakes what a feminist is.

Mitsubishi recently announced that it will backtrack from its emphasis on youth.

It should also reduce its emphasis on rapid employment.

Abercrombie & Fitch has also increased its emphasis on online shopping as it looks to reshape itself.