Wilde's editor JM Stoddart had already deleted a host of "objectionable" text from the novel before it made its first appearance in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine in June 1890, cutting out material which made more explicit the homoerotic nature of artist Basil Hallward's feelings for Dorian Gray and which accentuated elements of homosexuality in Gray himself.
Accentuate decorative elements.
It is not ideal in the sense that it is excellent, nor is it an average; it is, rather, a constructed ideal used to approximate reality by selecting and accentuating certain elements.
It is beautiful and affecting, especially through a good pair of headphones, which will accentuate the spacial elements of the score.
The band accentuates the swing elements of Mr. Short's singing and pianism.
Today, it's easy to condemn its faddish and facile elements, accentuated by its smug advocates ("An Insurgent Within the COIN Revolution," one of them titled a PowerPoint presentation).But Kaplan reminds us just how bad things had gotten in military circles by the time the United States invaded Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003.
In an open letter to Mr. Obama, published in The Plain Dealer a day before his rally at Ohio State University in Columbus, Mr. Romney wrote, "I have a simple question for you: Where are the jobs?" Mr. Obama reacted to the bad news Friday much as he absorbed the better-than-expected job reports in January and February: accentuating the positive elements while conceding it was not enough.
Its mix of historical background and social context, entirely due to the authors' long experience, takes the reader well beyond the usual issues of technical challenge and budget limitations, while numerous selected quotations accentuate the human element". "An examination of the history of the various arguments for sending humans and machines into space, and their relative merits.
The network designed a strategy based around accentuating the personal elements of the show, even going so far as to rechristen the show with the tagline "It's about life".
Kotcheff's few narrative departures are quietly decisive, and generally work to accentuate the story's elements of nightmarish fable.
