Sentence examples for obvious emphasis from inspiring English sources

There is an obvious emphasis on family values, courtesy, respect for opponents and their fans.

There was an obvious emphasis on luxury sedans and SUVs, and fast-gentrifying neighborhoods like Friedrichshain, a former punk holdout, were hit particularly hard.

But "The End of Days" is not so much a meditation on the mysterious possibility of life — the more obvious emphasis — than a wise consideration of the unmysterious certainty of death.

Military men aren't really within his range, and the performance is less about leadership than about Robert Redford attempting to do a Lee Marvin turn without resorting to obvious emphasis.

The directorial idea -- a home that is warmthless and barren -- puts obvious emphasis on Hedda's tortured sexuality, but it also places huge demands on all the actors, leaving an enormous vacancy onstage for the characters to fill with their collective anxieties.

Despite the obvious emphasis on careers, Bradford stresses that she's trying to be more egalitarian with the app.

Though technically from Baden, whose people consider themselves bons vivants beside Württemberg's Swabians, he still preaches to southern Europeans a good Pietist gospel of saving, hard work and self-improvement.If the Swabian contribution to these attitudes is obvious, the emphasis on its female and domestic sides is also appropriate, Ursula Knupfer thinks.

During the course of the first 45 minutes it rapidly became obvious that the emphasis of our national game was shifting before our eyes.

There is no obvious reason why an emphasis upon agent-environment dynamics precludes a dual emphasis upon internal mental computation (Clark 2014: 140 165; Rupert 2009).

The club's new emphasis becomes obvious from the moment you walk in.

The St Paul's "marathon" is the most obvious example of the emphasis that the school places on physical activity, to complement its above-average academic results.