Sentence examples for total emphasis from inspiring English sources

Lee Do-hoon, appointed by Moon to help guide talks with North Korea, told a conference on April 4 that a total emphasis on sanctions was a mistake.

The use of the cut in Thirty Flights of Loving places a total emphasis on story in its 15-minute playtime.

"And every death, including Mr. Hoffman's, is partly the responsibility of the federal government's drug priorities for not putting total emphasis on the drugs that kill, that cause people to be addicted and have to steal to support their habit".

"Without a very clear definition of rating quality -- hopefully one that places nearly total emphasis on the ability to discriminate (in advance) those firms or issues that default from those that do not -- we are essentially flying blind," he said.

"I should love myself outside of my looks!" "I shouldn't care about my size!" "I should be more positive about my body!" "I...I...I!"... had to realize that I was living in an environment that put total emphasis on my looks and then shamed me for doing the same thing.

Team Fortress Classic, Day of Defeat and Gunman Chronicles (2000, a futuristic Western movie-style total conversion with emphasis on its single player mode) were also released as stand-alone products.

Coe admired those leaders' emphasis on total commitment to a cause and their ability to effect change through the use of political cells.

The present study aims at assessing the impact of hydrologic regime on surface water quality with a particular emphasis on total organic carbon (TOC) and nitrate.

Placing strong emphasis on total customer service, Field made his store a complete shopping world, providing virtually every product and service routinely needed as well as many that were not so routine.

The humanistic emphasis on total authenticity and direct contact with sources had, as its religious correlative, a desire to obliterate the medieval accretions and procedural complexities that stood between the worshiper and his god.

The UN secretary general led a steering group last year that determined that African agriculture needs around $8bn per year in donor financing – roughly four times the current total – with a heavy emphasis on improved seeds, fertiliser, irrigation systems, and extension training.