Sentence examples for media emphasis from inspiring English sources

The social media emphasis of the "Orange Room" is a tacit acknowledgment of new media trends as well as a way, maybe, to lure former viewers back to NBC.

With the constant media emphasis on the young hip urban knitter and idiotic comments such as "knitting is not just for grandma anymore," the focus on older knitters is most welcomed.

In September Dr. Heuer and Dr. Oddone issued a joint statement deploring what they said was a news media emphasis on competition between the labs, pointing out that Europeans and Americans have worked at one another's labs and that Fermilab played a major role in constructing the Large Hadron Collider.

A contrarian positive for stocks short-term has been media emphasis on arguments that the market remains overvalued.

It was hypothesised that the increased research and media emphasis on the role of genetic factors in health and behaviour might result in an increasing interest in 'nature', biology and genes as explanations for behaviour particularly among the young, but, when explaining their own behaviour people might prefer to see themselves as agents with control over their lives.

I never understood that –- why don't you wait until my next project before you start telling what my career is going to look like for the next ten years?" As for media emphasis on his own sexuality, Colfer adds, "I've never made it a big deal, it's everyone else that's always made it a big deal".

What's very different is the media's emphasis, the predominance of the author's image over his work.

In fact the media's emphasis on the horse races and pundits' insistence that those races begin ever sooner suggest that governing doesn't really matter.

It plays the smallest role -- and this may come as a surprise given the popular media's emphasis on online relationships -- in the area of romance.

On those rare occasions when dentistry hits the mainstream news media, the emphasis is usually on tooth whitening, bleaching, veneers and implants.

These include the personal biases of older adults, the lack of nuance in the Narcissistic Personality Inventory, changing social norms, the news media's emphasis on celebrity, and the rise of social networking sites that encourage egocentricity.