Sentence examples for their emphases from inspiring English sources

As she practiced the Mozart, Grimaud sometimes slowed to replay passages, slightly altering their emphases.

But the very way they approach the subject, and their emphases throughout, reveal their state of mind.

For many years now government has strongly incentivised research, and in response many universities have shifted their emphases towards research and away from teaching.

Four different strands the international Christian movement, cooperation in world mission, Life and Work, and Faith and Order developed in the early decades and, though distinctive in their emphases, later converged to form one ecumenical movement.

But their emphases were distinct: the chancellor advanced an individualistic argument, pitching the policy as a victory for taxpayers fair for those who pay for it and a step towards a leaner, more dynamic society.

Through their emphases upon the divine legal character of Presbyterian polity, the Presbyterian churches have represented a Protestant polity that counters the Roman Catholic concept of the church in the area of ecclesiastical polity.

But their emphasis is different.

(Their emphasis, not mine).

Their emphasis is no surprise.

Their emphasis would be that day's agenda, nothing beyond.

Where today's names differ is their emphasis on mood.