Sentence examples for of a emphasis from inspiring English sources

There should be more of a emphasis on history, bot the Great Books, but thinkin out the notion of how our environment over time has shaped our lives.

In the age of the blogosphere, of MySpace, there is less of an emphasis on regionalism.

I think we will begin to see more of an emphasis on governance".

And both reaping the benefit of an emphasis on continuity within the club.

"Now there's more of an emphasis on the unsung ones.

Compared to the Striiv's rivals, there's less of an emphasis on data.

In any other circumstance, this might seem like too much of an emphasis on the individual.

He added that he wished "there was more of an emphasis on trying to learn".

"There is definitely more of an emphasis on getting locals involved, particularly Emiratis," he went on.

This was a party with more of an emphasis on fashion than politics, albeit with a very west London bent.

Of the country's 144 medical schools, 19 are osteopathic, which has more of an emphasis on primary care.