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“Cut out all these exclamation points. An exclamation point is like laughing at your own joke.”
― F. Scott Fitzgerald

“Many people in a rather reckless context claim to 'just tell it like it is'. In actuality, nobody really stresses what one says so much as the motive behind what one says; hence, he is merely blowing hot air and detracting from 'what is'.”
― Criss Jami, Killosophy

“The world put's too much emphasis on what a person does in terms of monetary value and social status as opposed to who they are. If I was to ask you if you would be loved for who you are or what you do (eg. your occupation), I would guess that you would say who you are. Things are the wrong way around unless you follow Jesus.

God cares about who we are primarily, not what we do. It is our character and approach to life that he cares about. God wants us to choose him and put him first which ultimately means being a servant to him and others.”
― Tim Crawshaw

“The emphasis of the churches were not in how much work or home keeping is done in the four walls of the church itself, they rather told the Protestants to go prove their love to God at their work places through the quality of their works”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Too often the spotlight that highlights our successes burns out quickly, while the spotlight that scrutinizes our failures is a long-life bulb.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“When we overemphasise miracles, we compromise the gospel we were asked to preach.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“I sometimes wish that people would put a little more emphasis on the observance of the law than they do upon its enforcement.”
― Calvin Coolidge

“All significant action must be followed by inaction.”
― A.D. Aliwat, In Limbo

“Whether right or wrong, it is my belief that Christian colleges place their emphasis not on that which divides us, but on the substance that binds us together. That commonality is the gospel of Jesus Christ. He commanded us to love one another—to set aside our differences and to care for “the least of theseâ€� among us. It is our unity, not our diversity, that deserves our allegiance.”
― James C. Dobson, Life on the Edge: The Next Generation's Guide to a Meaningful Future

“The messages emphasizing miracles and breakthrough must be replaced if our nation must move forward.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“2. Christian education places its emphasis on “unityâ€� in relationships between people.”
― James C. Dobson, Life on the Edge: The Next Generation's Guide to a Meaningful Future

“We overemphasise miracles when we are supposed to be planning and be thinking forward.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“We overemphasise supernatural powers when we are supposed to be doing reevaluation of ourselves.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Any church that emphasizes on miracles is simply telling His members that they don’t need to qualify but depend on the supernatural power.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Any church that is overly emphasizing the role of miracles is encouraging his members to be indolent.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Any church that over emphasises miracles is encouraging laziness.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“The church that emphasises on miracles are indirectly preaching that merit does not mater.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“There is so much evil in emphasizing too much miracles.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“When we overemphasise miracles we are saying people could get something without qualification and merit.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“When we overemphasise miracles we underplay values.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“When we overemphasise miracles we underplay kingdom principles.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“When we overemphasise miracles, we think we are preaching but we are emphasizing on the wrong thing.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“In a country where miracles are been emphasized, people lose their sense of priority.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“When we over emphasis that we need God for every little thing, then we begin to depend on miracles.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Emphasis is when we use art elements to accentuate a focal point or center of interest. This important principle helps us avoid things looking dull and muddled by giving the viewer a place to anchor their eyes temporarily.”
― Shelly Dax, The Tattoo Textbook: Escape the Grind, Do What You Love, and Launch Your Kick-Ass Tattoo Career

“Emphasis is of particular importance in tattoo art because tattoos can tend to be jumbled along body parts, such as an arm sleeve, and thus difficult to “readâ€�.”
― Shelly Dax, The Tattoo Textbook: Escape the Grind, Do What You Love, and Launch Your Kick-Ass Tattoo Career

“Even the most beautiful of eulogies benefits from the occasional dramatic pause.”
― A.D. Aliwat, In Limbo

“Younger children learn by imitation, older children learn by emphasis”
― Asuni LadyZeal

“It's ONLY the things you are CONSISTENT about that SHAPES a child And it's those things that your child is CONSISTENT at that shows you Who your child is. If you like tell the child once in a while NOT to take what doesn't belong to him, Or get him to do house chores once in a while Or say you love him only ...once in a while, Frown all of the time and smile just once in a while. The child picks what you do all of the time or many of the time! If your child messes up too much, check that one NASTY thing he does more than others and START from there. EMPHASIS is a TECHNIQUE in parenting. Lazy, unorganized parents don't raise well behaved children. And it takes more than love to PARENT a child.”
― Asuni LadyZeal

“I feel I ought to be thankful for gaining so much, in competition with Mr and Mrs Boffin." (The good lady bitterly emphasized the first letter of the word Boffin, as if it represented her chief objection to the owners of that name, and as if she could have born Doffin, Moffin, or Poffin much better.)”
― Charles Dickens, Our Mutual Friend