Sentence examples for noting the emphasis from inspiring English sources

In particular, it is worth noting the emphasis placed by Aristotle on the value to a person of 'nobility' (to kalon), a quasi-aesthetic value which those sensitive to such qualities might not implausibly see as a constituent of well-being of more worth than any other.

Carusone said it hasn't been determined how much the group will spend on this round of elections, noting the emphasis was on using its money "efficiently and effectively".

Note the emphasis on secrecy.

But note the emphasis there: wanted.

Note the emphasis on "secret," suggesting something sinister.

Note the emphasis he places on his interviewees' titles, many of whom are also friends or "greatly admired" friends.

But Osborne's language is thrillingly alive and calls on a variety of sources, ranging from Bunyanesqe moral rigour (note the emphasis on words like "fire" and "blood") to the rat-a-tat repetitions of the music-hall and the sexual candour of DH Lawrence.

In the past, before my back injury, I did a reasonable number of chores (note the emphasis; I don't wish to bring armageddon down about my ears), but it seems almost impossible to get a male carer to take my word on household matters.

Another reader, Richard Crane, noted the emphasis in Monday's article (which did appear on the front page) on the politics of the situation and asked, "Does New York Times report, or advocate?" On Twitter, the veteran journalist Jeff Greenfield framed the question this way: NYTimes headline on IRS targeting says if "Gives GOP an Issue".

Note the emphasis is on "we".

Finally, examining the etymology of "system," note the emphasis on action an effective systems perspective is defined by its ability to improve design.