Emphasis used in a sentence

Emphasis in a sentence as a noun

I think the emphasis on Aaron is really a mistake.

I don't think enough emphasis is put in these studies on the rise of cheap entertainment for bored male youth.

In English, we often indicate sarcasm, emphasis, or a question by intonation.

The company lawyers will work to ensure that all emphasis is placed on the worst legal risks imaginable, even if there is another side of the story.

Restated for emphasis: your career prospects will not be dominated by your programming ability.

It's ridiculous how much emphasis the media placed on the fire while ignoring the extreme speed and consequently minor injuries involved in the crash.

But things like this really bother me: "traditional engineering-driven approach to business, with its emphasis on perfection, longevity, pride in ingenuity and culture of deep-thinking put the country at a competitive disadvantage in the fast-moving new economy".

It did so, however, by setting out a brand new procedural rule whose effect would be to gut much of Bilski and reopen the floodgates to huge numbers of business method patents under a very loose standard - to wit, by holding, that, if it "is not manifestly evident [my emphasis] that a claim is directed to a patent ineligible abstract idea," then the court essentially treat the claim as eligible.