Sentence examples for Inclined to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Some conductors might have been inclined to emphasize the music's frenetic intensity.

The Roman Catholic tradition has been inclined to emphasize the mediating role of ecclesiastical institutions in its approach to the moral authority of revelation.

'The concept of mode 3 is more inclined to emphasize the coexistence and coevolution of different knowledge and innovation modes.

Some of the most assertive calls for harsher punishment come from those who often are inclined to emphasize treatment and forgiveness rather than jail time.

Cajal was more inclined to emphasize the horizontal collaterals of the pyramidal cells and their presumed role in horizontal intracortical processing.

Obviously, the ideal of classical education still appealed to him at the time of publication, late in his life when he had become more "evangelical," more inclined to emphasize the unique value of Christian faith and more reserved about the value of secular learning.

Images on its extensive Web site tend to emphasize clouds that are mostly luminous and ornamental as opposed to those inclined toward suffocating oppression.

It is possible that the differential size of the negative effect estimates at one month and one week are sampling fluctuations around a true negative effect that lies between the two negative estimates, so we are inclined not to emphasize this particular shift in effects.

With regards to the teaching of ICT skills, it can be postulated that teachers "inclined to professional development" in Germany emphasize these skills more than their "professionally undeveloped" colleagues (49.2% vs. 43.1%).

To people who were inclined to a materialistic monism, the Buddha emphasized the importance of the mind as something that is independent of the body.

As the cadets and 5,000 people gathered to hear the speech applauded, Mr. Giuliani emphasized that he would not be inclined to pull out of the conflicts in Iraq or Afghanistan any time soon.