Sentence examples for better to emphasize from inspiring English sources
Foreman uses language like paint; he sketches a line, or drips some words, the better to emphasize their thingness.
Dark floors are buffed to a high gleam, the better to emphasize the tip-tapping of, say, the perfect Martin Margiela ponyskin pump ($845).
But if Bezos and company want to try, they might do better to emphasize the idea that lowering prices will increase the audience for books—a minor point in Tuesday's post.
Many artisanal clothing designers work in black, the better to emphasize the tailoring and technique that goes into each garment, and that's reflected in the goth cast of many of the clothes on Graymarket's racks.
But if Bezos and company want to try, they might do better to emphasize the idea that lowering prices will increase the audience for books — a minor point in Tuesday's post.
Just as literature is opening up to cross many genres in a single work, photography is opening up to incorporate many genres and ideas — portraiture, street photography, gender philosophy, advertising, and so on — the better to emphasize the falseness of anything as specious as a single truth.
One thing Democratic candidates and leaders must do better is to emphasize the vital important of the issue of voting rights.
What better way to emphasize the atmosphere of a nightmare than to make one's female protagonist a sleepwalker who fears that, in her twilight state, she will hurt herself or kill another?
In addition, self-acceptance may be a better thing to emphasize than self-esteem, since self-esteem boosting can often come in the form of undeserved praise, which "can give students unrealistic beliefs and expectations about their traits and abilities," the researchers wrote in the study.
"After a brilliantly successful and glittering start to the Games last night, what better way to emphasize the Olympic ideals of sports, participation, and non-discrimination, than to use the Olympic week as an occasion to advocate for the most vulnerable children in China," Dr. Yin Yin Nwe, UNICEF China Representative.
