Sentence examples for this kind of emphasis from inspiring English sources

"It's this kind of emphasis on youth and the sexualization of young girls".

This kind of emphasis always ends up creating more new enemies than it can eliminate old ones.

But the movie is naturally forced to maintain at understandable, but disproportionate length the various plot dénouements, without which the storyline does not quite make sense, but which with this kind of emphasis look laborious and exposed.

It starts there, but we know that at every level of play, this kind of emphasis on improving the safety of the game is important.

"But it was also a crowd that loves that kind of emphasis.

"But with that kind of emphasis, a lot of other things get discounted.

Those who read "The Catcher in the Rye" at fourteen and then feasted for decades on small scraps of information about the reclusive writer may relish a two-hour-and-nine-minute film that tells his story with the kind of emphasis and iteration that makes others — neither indifferent nor adulatory — squirm in irritation.

"My generation, people who grew up in the 1960s and 1970s, we don't place the kind of emphasis as to whether or not the person across the hall prays in a mosque, a synagogue or a church," Mr. Goodman said.

"More needs to be done, but this kind of political emphasis is a vital pre-requisite".

Before long, citizenship would be open only to men who had completed a course of public law …" Adopting what was fast-becoming the most damning slogan of republicans during the Revolution, he charges that "all aristocracies were formed or justified by this kind of pretext [my emphasis]" (McLean and Hewitt 1994, 337).

This kind of evaluation gives great emphasis on RCTs and metanalysis as an "a priori" source of good evidence without a systematic evaluation of study quality.