Sentence examples for not of emphasis from inspiring English sources

For if the democracy of the union is so sacrosanct, why are there so few discernible differences that are not of emphasis or style between the major candidates?

"There's been not a lot of emphasis on TB, in general," Bekker said.

Although Richardson said his ethnicity is not a point of emphasis in the campaign, it could help his chances.

This is not a case of emphasis, that clichéd difference between a glass half full (Tindle) and glass half empty (moi).

The Giants said that getting the ball to him was not a point of emphasis, but a moment at practice Friday suggested he would be ready if they did.

This is technically a business notebook so I'm guessing that not a lot of emphasis was put on the sound portion, but it sounds decent for standard music and videos.

But it wasn't a point of emphasis in that race.

"In some ways, I'm probably drawn to the monologue," he says, "because I was a pretty quiet kid, as there wasn't a lot of emphasis on talking in the house I grew up in, and so a lot of the conversations I had were in my head or to rocks and dogs.

And there is writing incorporated sometimes in what it is they're creating, but there isn't a lot of emphasis or energy placed on the creation of words and letters.

"My generation, people who grew up in the 1960s and 1970s, we don't place the kind of emphasis as to whether or not the person across the hall prays in a mosque, a synagogue or a church," Mr. Goodman said.

Not everyone in the food desert is poor, and sometimes they are even quite well off: an important point of emphasis not well understood.