Sentence examples for books emphasizing from inspiring English sources

History of Science and Technology holds manuscripts and rare books emphasizing 20th-century American science and science-based technology as well as the physical sciences before 1800.

Or would this novel (which I loved) have been relegated to "Women's Fiction," that close-quartered lower shelf where books emphasizing relationships and the interior lives of women are often relegated?

The emphasis in his biography is on Cash's religious faith (his publisher specializes in "books emphasizing Christian, inspirational and family value themes"), and though Turner does not shy away from Cash's drug abuse and harsh temper, he opts for the sunny side and thus paints a somewhat rose-tinted portrait.

The emphasis on black culture has not made Mr. Marsalis popular, in part because Negritude and the black idiom are not particularly popular in some intellectual circles these days; one need only look to recent books emphasizing the contributions of whites to jazz and the grant-giving organizations' shyness of mainstream jazz musicians.

There is increasing emphasis these days on processes and Water Science and Technology Library is committed to promoting this emphasis by publishing books emphasizing scientific discussions of physical, chemical, and/or biological aspects of water resources.

There are many books emphasizing the importance of the cultures that we create for ourselves and others at work (in particular, see Sharon Salzberg's wonderful new Real Happiness at Work).

Many picture books emphasize visual business.

Both books emphasize the life rather than the poetry.

Rahner's many books emphasize the continuity of modern and ancient interpretations of Roman Catholic doctrine.

Throughout, the books emphasize the importance of churches in black life.

Q: But haven't recent movies and books emphasized the dark view?