Sentence examples for marking a new emphasis from inspiring English sources

Chadwick Roberts, writing in The Journal of Popular Culture in 2003, described her "unbound, loose and abundant hair" as marking "a new emphasis on femininity after the androgyny of the late '60s and early '70s".

The Conservative hegemony reflected a growing disenchantment with social reform in the country and marked a new emphasis upon empire and foreign affairs.

It was his most extensive day of travel in the United States since Sept. 11, and marked a new emphasis on Mr. Bush's domestic agenda and the 2002 midterm elections.

For them, it set off a new emphasis on patriotism, with constant reminders from teachers and parents that it is important to be proud of being an American — a striking contrast to the ambivalence of the Vietnam years that marked their parents' generation.

Conductors in Training For Mr. Levine, 62, Tanglewood marks a new career stage: an emphasis on teaching.

The same year marked a suspension of much of Cope's field work and a new emphasis on writing up discoveries of the previous years.

But it has a new emphasis on styling.

Dyke was marvellous at a new emphasis on creativity".

The development of late Romanesque and Gothic architecture brought a new emphasis on fenestration and openness.

A new emphasis on intensive mothering and attachment parenting helped justify the latter choice.

Already, video game consoles are putting a new emphasis on the video, rather than the game.