Sentence examples for book emphasized from inspiring English sources

The uplifting message of "Study Now," which depicts a young woman carrying a red book emphasized by a big red arrow, is complicated by the longing in her eyes.

"The I Hate to Cook Book" emphasized speed, and if speed happened at the expense of the rubbing and rolling and stuffing and tying and long, sensuous, self-congratulatory simmering that James Beard was just then making de rigueur, then, Ms. Bracken strongly suggested, so much the better.

In Lebanon this winter, the first printing of a biography of the assassinated Druze Muslim leader Kamal Jumblatt was snapped up in three days, publishers said, because he was a popular figure and the book emphasized a period many Lebanese had lived through themselves.

The book emphasized that the coming of Europeans to the New World brought with it a civilizing of savages, who were far from noble, through the agency of institutionalised Christianity.

The book emphasized the historic roots of the current divisions in the city and the exploitation of religious devotion to the city by politicians of all three monotheistic faiths.

His book emphasizes the mental debilitation that affected the climbers.

Mr. Moore and Mr. Coley's book emphasizes the major role that women had in the scene.

As your title makes clear, the book emphasizes Coco Chanel's wartime life.

The book emphasizes an appreciation of basic physiological concepts and their application to novel clinical situations.

The book emphasizes the broader figurative meaning of looking west in the scope of history.

The book emphasizes modeling techniques that have been realized in Ptolemy II.