Sentence examples for as to emphasize from inspiring English sources
Instead of writing a generic job description for each of your work experiences and leaving it unchanged no matter what job you are applying for, a well-written narrative would adapt each job description (and other sections too) so as to emphasize the specific experiences, skills, and vocabulary that the employer is looking for, Sigelman said.
Shammai is cited in the Talmud and its commentaries in such a way as to emphasize his austere views.
When he shoots celebrities, from Bono to Mr. Rogers he lights them so as to emphasize their chiseled features; they end up looking permanent, like marble statues.
Now it does, but only because rival manufacturers got together in 1995 to change video to versatile so as to emphasize its ability to store everything from music to data to movies.
"I decided to structure my story in such a way as to emphasize the audience's incomplete understanding of each new scene as it is first presented," Mr. Nolan said of "Following," signaling the ingenious circlings of "Memento".
The poems are arranged so as to emphasize the darkness of the present and the light of the future, as Hugo proclaims his optimistic belief in the eventual triumph of peace, liberty, and social justice.
This is why I chose to hold the painted sign 'Future' within the picture as well, to emphasize the message of the Global Goals project.
As if to emphasize that she is drawing as much as painting, Ms. Bloch uses color selectively.
In one instant, Sampras defied every image attached to him as if to emphasize a message, using the United States Open as his forum: he still has it.
As if to emphasize the point, unemployment dropped again, to 4percentt.
The show has a definite narrative personality, featuring photography as documentation to emphasize family and community.
