Sentence examples for like the emphasis from inspiring English sources

"I do not like the emphasis that makes an animal more important than a human being," he said.

I know from talking to coaches and players, they like the emphasis, particularly on unnecessary roughness, the stuff that could ruin careers.

"I like the emphasis on blue-collar manufacturing, education," said Jim Kidd, general manager of the local energy co-op, who listened to Santorum's Pachyderm Club speech.

So for the old-time opera lovers who listen to the radio broadcasts, and listen to the music, it could be that they won't like the emphasis being changed, but maybe that is a necessity to attract new audiences.

I don't like the emphasis to be just on me, this is a group effort.

Planners like the emphasis on communal life.

And he likes the emphasis on civil over criminal cases, which make up the bulk of television's legal shows.

I liked the emphasis he put not on himself but on the word "you" — the idea that change comes organically from the bottom up.

Besides liking the emphasis on the environment, Mr. Kubas was also impressed by what happened when one vehicle, crossing an incline, seemed ready to tip over.

But like, why the emphasis on cis relationships?

It's sort of like Microsoft Word, but the emphasis is more on the visual side of document creation.