Sentence examples for do much to highlight from inspiring English sources
The story is familiar enough: a father loses his job, but pretends to go to work all the same (see Laurent Cantet's Time Out), but great acting and a trancelike grace do much to highlight a society of repression and denial.
And yesterday's news didn't do much to highlight its long term play.
I feel it does much to highlight how intimidating and impolite (not to mention bizarre) sexual harassment can feel to its victims.
More QE may well be attempted but as David Owen of Jefferies writesThe economist Richard Koo has done much to highlight the potential ineffectiveness of QE in a balance sheet recession.
At the end of this absorbing wartime tale, Audrey Magee points readers towards the work of Hans Fallada – the "rediscovered" writer whose anti-fascist story Alone in Berlin did much to highlight an alternate view of life in Nazi Germany.
Obama's August 31st visit to Lake Tahoe, the once pristine sapphire in the sky nestled in the Sierra Nevadas, where I've vacationed many times, did much to highlight the effects of climate change and its new drought conditions here and in much of the country.
Regular tanning won't really do much to make you look slimmer, but getting fake shadows and highlights can create the illusion of a slimmer figure.
As Peter Scott highlighted (How universities ended up stigmatised as arrogant experts, 2 August) London Met does much to boost social mobility.
That's all fine and good, though out on the trail Bernie didn't do very much to highlight the plight of the secular Syrian opposition, let alone the Kurds.
But, in Philadelphia in 2016, in the roiling aftermath of the Sanders campaign, that moment did as much to highlight the divisions within the Party as it did the unity that Sanders intended to display.
It was an honor for me to encounter an American who had done so much to highlight the brutal slaughter of innocent Africans while the most powerful country on earth did nothing.
