Sentence examples for constantly highlight from inspiring English sources

News stories constantly highlight how teenagers who are suicidally unhappy can be extremely active on social media.

I constantly highlight London's waterways because they are vital to a number of policy areas in London, such as open spaces (the river Thames IS London's biggest open space), as well as important transport arteries and many other functions besides.

In their zeal for economic data, executives constantly highlight a chart that they call "the spaghetti chart" or "the Jackson Pollock chart," a mess of squiggly lines showing the volatile earnings for each commodity BHP produces, and a smooth line through the middle representing the company's relatively stable profit.

If one looks closely, the human body and its biology constantly highlight our many imperfections.

Called "Cancer Connection," one of the group's goals, besides offering support, is to constantly highlight all the "colors" of cancer.

"And what will they get instead?" asks Clementine, whose gaze of mild disapproval constantly highlights her husband's idiocies.

In a story that constantly highlights the gap between appearance and reality, the power of illusion and the importance of dreams, there's more than a hint of fairytale and theatre about it.

But while the scale of the sentences comfortably exceeds the lung capacity of most readers (Cohen isn't afraid to unfurl a five-page sentence), the prose constantly highlights language's sonar qualities: "At lot's edge, last scattered lungs of leaves still hang from the boughs, breathe uneasy".

"Blame Canada" was constantly highlighted as one of the best from the soundtrack and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song.

"We'll be constantly working to highlight the impracticalities of all this.... We're in it for the long haul". .

The creator remains anonymous because she's constantly harassed for highlighting non-white women, Clutch wrote. .