Sentence examples for book to emphasize from inspiring English sources

I titled my book to emphasize that inequality is not just morally repugnant but also has material costs.

Her mother, whom she calls Daphne — Ms. Sonnenberg says she's changed all names except her own in the book "to emphasize that this story could only be mine" — possessed a magical charm and a contagious, manic enthusiasm, especially in her "Big Everything" frenzies, her "Let's-Take-Over-Central Park" moods.

A main theme of the book was to emphasize the gigantic role that cultural evolution plays in making individuals different, and in making groups different.

The aim of the book was to "emphasize the prospective view for the university and present a sense of the opportunities which lie ahead," wrote Kerr in a memo.

Even "X-Men," adapted from a popular comic book, is said to emphasize the humanness of its superheroes.

In 1883 she added the words "with Key to the Scriptures" to the book's title to emphasize her contention that Science and Health did not stand alone but opened the way to the continuing power and truth of biblical revelation, especially the life and work of Jesus Christ.

Further, the recent spate of Wolf-baiting by reviewers of her book also serves to emphasize the publication's timeliness.

Clements also mentions that though the father-son relationship between Jim Hawkins and John Silver was present "to some degree" in the book, they wanted to emphasize it more in the film.

According to O'Higgins: "In his books, Collins came to emphasize the part that morality should play in religion and to assert the importance of natural religion" (O'Higgins, 1970, p. 40).

That doesn't mean just looking in the executive suite and ledger books, scholars are quick to emphasize.

It also represented an important turning point for Beebe, because in contrast to his youthful fascination with adding animals to his collection, in this book he was beginning to emphasize the importance of wildlife conservation.