Sentence examples for or emphasis from inspiring English sources

When the two sides argued, they weren't just reflecting a difference in tactics or emphasis.

Debate does drive out subtlety at times – if only for the sake of rhetoric or emphasis.

Some of Mr. Terfel's repeated effects -- the stage whisper of hushed horror or emphasis -- begin to pale in comparison.

Torsos and limbs moved without any formal dance phrasing or emphasis; small-scale, even flickering, gesture abounded.

Changing a single word or altering the pace or emphasis can make a previously failed witticism work.

"Landscape, figure and still life — there isn't any hierarchy or emphasis as far as I'm concerned," Mr. Thiebaud has said.

From the beginning, Rowling's own brand of magic has been her quiet mastery, the supple, straightforward prose in which extraordinary things just happen, without preparation or emphasis.

Another artist in the exhibition, Stephanie Quayle, 33, made the point that there is no female theme or emphasis in the show.

"It could be the actual vowel, it could be the placement or emphasis, the vocal quality — too nasal, too throaty, too gravelly.

To notice a change in quality or emphasis in performance is to suggest that ballet is often a matter of comparative viewing by dancegoers.

There may be differences of interpretation or emphasis but the consensus was clear: the centre left has got the politics of multiculturalism wrong for a generation.