Sentences with phrase «little less emphasis»

Underline gives a little less emphasis than bold, and italics even less.

Perhaps a little less emphasis on technical achievement would have allowed the developers to deliver a less buggy experience and to spend more time developing the story and missions to make the overall experience more compelling.

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Holloway uses nice phrases like the «call to love» and the «spirit of charity,» but his actual prescriptions for Christian political action are only distinguishable from secular guidance by differences of emphasis — a little less self - interest, a little more charity.

Then from that moment, the maximum moment — more or less the same of what I have been doing every single winter, but maybe a little bit more emphasis on neck, shoulder and arms to prepare for this year's car.»

The 3 -5-2 made the most sense for the players available: Sturridge and Suarez were given free rein up front, Rodgers could make use of several of his new array of centre - backs (although the exclusion of Agger made little sense given he is the best on the ball) and the midfield problems are lessened when a switch to a triangle puts less emphasis on Gerrard's positioning.

He commends the report's emphasis on advising on nonacademic careers: «I think young women researchers — but men, too — would benefit if professors could be a little less snobby about assuming that academia should be the default first choice for all their students.»

If you want to put a little more emphasis on the glutes, and less on the hamstrings, go find a hill to run up.

Hyde and screenwriter Matthew Cormack favor Billie's fairly conventional arc over James» less explored experiences, but throughout the pic there's a welcome emphasis on the parent - child relationship — something that perhaps surprisingly changes very little despite James» physical transformation.

A very pretty game with a new emphasis on close - quarters dogfighting, Assault Horizon is a little more intense and somewhat less delicate than its predecessors.

If it focused a little more on polishing on what the game does have in its corner, and placed less emphasis on its punchline of turning the player into their own Angry Video Game Nerd, this would have been a great platformer.

Hutcheson, author of the new book, «Dirty Little Secrets of Family Business,» says family businesses were less likely to lay off workers during the lean times, and more likely to maintain their emphasis on socially responsible programs.