Above all, nothing was given more emphasis than anything else.
And there was still plenty of Brahmsian heft and emphasis where nothing less would do.
If for nothing other than this emphasis on love, Bloom is a bloom to be prized and widely propagated.
In nothing more than its emphasis on a rigorous and comprehensive sexual ethic -- anti-feminist, radically pro-life, contemptuous of homosexuality -- does this brand of Catholicism echo a broader fundamentalism.
Whatever the emphasis, there is nothing very likeable about a kid who breaks into someone else's home and tries out their things.
Watson pointedly insisted he had done nothing wrong, and put the emphasis on not wishing to go through the gruelling mill of frontbench politics.
There are currently three new books in the shops with the phrase "intellectual capital" in their titles (proving, if nothing else, that the gurus' emphasis on creativity and communication does not extend to their own book titles).
While young people struggling at school is certainly nothing new, New Labour's emphasis on "education, education, education" has certainly amplified the feeling that failure at academic level equals failure as a person.
Mr. Mamet, who has nothing but disgust for the emphasis on backstory and characterization that can turn a movie into mush, also notices how much the idiom of the modern screenplay overlaps with that of the personals column, so that a character may be described as "beautiful, smart, funny, likes long walks and dogs, affectionate, kind, honest, sexy".
"It's nothing we're putting more emphasis on," he said.
