Sentence examples for and emphasize in from inspiring English sources

Gimbels know at just what point the millions no longer wish to be regarded as such, and emphasize in their copy such artists as Joseph Israels, Julien Dupre, and Rousseau, avoiding American names.

The present article, after providing an overview of the general concept of habituation and its opposite "sensitization", will review the studies on habituation/sensitization in migraine and other primary headaches, performed with different clinical neurophysiology methods and emphasize in particular the more recent data.

Deng Tuo's generosity and devotion to Chinese culture are praised in the exhibition and emphasized in press coverage.

Both concepts of risk avoidance and adaptation should be combined and emphasized in landscape planning and management.

But G.M. has said it is confident that it can increase its liquidity, and emphasized in a statement released Thursday that it was not considering a bankruptcy filing.

The diversity of Christian traditions has kept neglected facets of the faith alive and emphasized in some quarters — to be recovered when their absence was felt.

In eastern Africa, Swahili was recognized as a language and emphasized in the lower schools, thus providing a lingua franca for the entire area.

Jenkins Smith, now a school counselor, has written two books about her experience and emphasizes in speeches that no campus is immune from an attack.

Rawls named his theory "justice as fairness," and emphasized in his later writings that its premises are rooted in the history and aspirations of American constitutionalism.

Meanwhile, he has reached out to the Muslim world and emphasized, in his new national security strategy, that the United States needs to act in concert with other nations.

This paper proposes that this premise (extensively discussed in the theory and emphasized in grant applications) is not clearly reflected in the realities of reconstruction practice.