Sentence examples for deliberately highlighted from inspiring English sources

The governor's low-key visit to the Cityteam Ministries family services center was barely a political event at all, and Mr. Bush deliberately highlighted that fact.

I've deliberately highlighted commercial skills and made no reference to the details of my research, as it is nearly impossible to describe dielectric spectroscopy without terminology.

In this review, we have deliberately highlighted important but often ignored discrepancies in the literature surrounding the characterisation of CA. These discrepancies point to a need to formulate new studies and measurement strategies that overcome those methodological limitations.

"There was a deliberate strategy by Arron Banks's group to use emotion, to deliberately highlight immigration, sovereignty, nationality as a tool to wind people up," he said.

There are many examples which deliberately highlight this in European architecture.

While patent news isn't typically about gender equality, Kahlow's message deliberately highlights a theme that has permeated recent studies on the STEM fields—science, technology, engineering, and mathematics that have always been dominated by male figures.

I use that term deliberately to highlight a constellation of growing, shared delusions; a political-social backlash to the highly interconnected and diverse world that now exists.

The litigation strategy, as the case made its way up through the trial courts and appeals courts, was deliberately framed to highlight the need to decriminalize homosexual conduct as a means of recognizing and legitimatizing same-sex "relationships" and "families".

There is the potential that participants will deliberately, or otherwise, highlight issues which may give cause for concern, for example unacceptable service quality or organisational practice.

In the present study, we have deliberately chosen to highlight some of the genes exhibiting similar profiles in the somatic compartment during oocyte developmental competence acquisition in several vertebrate species.

The fact that the Spanish-owned bank set out deliberately to poach Bostock highlights the problems faced by RBS's new chief executive Ross McEwan, and his political masters at the Treasury, in attracting and keeping top staff.