Sentence examples for designed to emphasise from inspiring English sources

His cuirasses were designed to emphasise the curves not of male muscles but of female breasts.

The careful choreography of man and animal is designed to emphasise the necessity of cooperation.

It's all designed to emphasise that life without a car was, and still is, unthinkable.

Like the dirty nappies, the material can seem like an invitation to scoff, but it's designed to emphasise the workaday.

This time around, jazz pianist Diana Krall is at the helm for an album designed to emphasise the more intimate end of Streisand's talents.

The current mechanism, the Renewables Obligation (RO), was specifically designed to emphasise competition and therefore to fit in with the UK's overall strategic approach to energy policy.

Irish photographer Eamonn Doyle creates a buzz with an installation that uses sound, drawing and design to emphasise the looming presence of his powerfully up-close and intimate photographs of Dublin people going about their daily business.

Over the years he has worked with companies including Ford and Google.An outgrowth of "Cradle to Cradle" is the Sustainable Packaging Coalition, a non-profit working group that has developed guidelines that look beyond the traditional benchmarks of packaging design to emphasise the use of renewable, recycled and non-toxic source materials, among other things.

The Labour manifesto will include several measures designed to re-emphasise the party's pro-business credentials and create a positive vision of a post-recession economy.

It does seem that when commentators approve of gestures designed to communicate without words, to emphasise elements of character, or to move the spectator emotionally through performance – all facets which many of us would claim precisely as "good theatre" – they choose instead other words.

Palacios was keen to emphasise that Squads is designed to be accessible to those who find CoD's full-blown multiplayer side intimidatingly challenging.