Sentence examples for this unusual emphasis from inspiring English sources

But the extreme lucidity of the style keeps saying: Just watch this awkward bit! Isn't this unusual emphasis interesting?

Looking at its hip young staff and student/lecturer clientele, you would never guess that this place grew out of a church group, but for the unusual emphasis on ethical and fairly traded products.

But members of his staff acknowledged that the unusual emphasis Mr. Bush placed on the issue was probably what led the vice president to proclaim that it was now the nation's top priority.

He also brought an unusual emphasis on recruiting basketball players.

Some of his best-loved bits turn on deceptively innocuous phrases, delivered with unusual emphasis.

Since Pat Fitzgerald became the coach in 2006, he has placed an unusual emphasis on his players' sleeping behavior as a way to improve their performance.

The academy, which offers graduate programs and lectures at its building on Franklin Street near Church Street, is known for its unusual emphasis on portraying the human figure.

And it has contributed, analysts and academics said, to a testosterone-infused race with an unusual emphasis on manhood, and has allowed for cringe-inducing moments of locker-room language.

The Robin Hood Foundation, set up in 1988 by three Wall Street dealers to help the poor, uses management consultants and puts an unusual emphasis on helping its clients to look after each other.

They live in the Alaska Pioneers Home, part of a chain of state-run nursing homes that places an unusual emphasis on treating residents as resources of state history.

But the Turkey package puts an unusual emphasis on what the fund calls prior actions, meaning that none of the aid money will be distributed until promised changes are implemented by government officials and Parliament.