Sentence examples for desire to emphasize from inspiring English sources
"She busted her butt to provide," Linney says, the uncharacteristically coarse language underscoring her desire to emphasize the point.
The switch was based not on anti-German feeling but on a desire to emphasize Covent Garden's role as a national company, its management said.
"I understand the desire to emphasize our independence from the state, but we should be preoccupied more by the imagination of the market.
European voters, without compunction, are increasingly abandoning the desire to emphasize policies that protect human rights and instead embrace political agendas that promote nationalism, isolationism and xenophobia.
Further, I desire to emphasize certain truths which in this and other cases decided to-day seem to be ignored or depreciated.
If the Giants are to follow Wilson and Bradshaw through the holes this season, the groundwork will be laid here, where the restricted number of practices will pinch Coughlin's desire to emphasize the run.
The New York Times Manual of Style and Usage counsels, "construe [none] as a plural unless it is desired to emphasize the idea of not one or no one - and then it is often better to use not one or no one instead of none".
When it is desired to emphasize subtle changes in the atomic periodicity in certain atomically resolved images, additional information, such as the magnitude of the fast Fourier transform of the window, can be appended to the window.
Inspired by the techno-dystopian backdrop of one of his favorite films, Blade Runner, Anadol desired to emphasize the moment of "seeing a picture through urban space, and through architecture" in his own practice.
Inspired by the techno-utopian backdrop of one of his favorite films, Blade Runner, Anadol desired to emphasize the moment of "seeing a picture through urban space, and through architecture" in his own practice.
Inspired by the techno-dystopian backdrop of one of his favorite films, Blade Runner, Anadol desired to emphasize the moment of "seeing a picture through urban space, and through architecture" in his own practice.
