Sentence examples for more emphasis than from inspiring English sources

Above all, nothing was given more emphasis than anything else.

"It was stronger and had more emphasis than I thought it would, and I could tell she meant it".

But the substantive differences between then and now invite more emphasis than they have so far received.

Cooperation has taken on new urgency as museum shows proliferate and the quantity of works is at times given more emphasis than quality.

"Victories are taught with more emphasis than the journeys it takes to get to those victories," Dede Gardner, one of Selma's producers, tells me.

"I don't like to discuss these things at length because it is unfair on my mother and gives them more emphasis than they deserve".

In Japan, many users are more concerned with security, privacy, and to some extent, anonymity – things that Mixi has placed more emphasis on than Facebook or MySpace.

For years, the German entertainment industry has placed more emphasis on film than television.

"We put even more emphasis on kissing than sex," she said.

"They had the weather, and they put more emphasis into baseball than anyone else.

"The plus/minus grading will lead to more emphasis with evaluation than teaching," he said.