Sentence examples for but it accentuated from inspiring English sources
But it accentuated the perception that public workers, however tenuously, inhabited a protected class.
Not only was this vibrant hue a refreshing departure from all the dark ensembles we're used to seeing on the streets of New York City, but it accentuated Greene's bronze makeup and tortoiseshell hair color.
Application of verification to SE definitional components does not mean to fall into Mathematicism or Physicism to verify SE suitable components for its definition but it accentuates that in defining SE we must be logically "scientific", in a sense that SE definitional components being supported by cogent scientific logic (e.g. facts, data and appropriate methodologies).
But instead it accentuated and preyed on their differences.
"I'd rather have it accentuated by good plays".
But it is accentuated by a single fact.
All nouveau riche clubs attract resentment but it is accentuated in Anzhi's case by the impoverished state of Dagestan, the enmity that exists in Russia towards the Caucasus region, and the club's decision to base their collection of highly-paid stars in Moscow.
The Defense of Marriage Act ruling struck a blow against injustice, but it also accentuated the unfairness to same-sex couples who would like to get married but live in states that do not permit it and therefore cannot take the same advantage of more than 1,000 federal benefits available to other couples (unless they get married in one of the states where same-sex marriage is legal).
"It will give ABC1 audience a boost, but it will accentuate the under-delivery of young adults that has been happening all year".
Economic historians generally agree that the infamous Smoot-Hawley Act of 1930, which sharply raised tariffs on more than twenty thousand goods produced overseas and exported to the United States, didn't cause the Great Depression, but it did accentuate it.
