Sentence examples for dramatically emphasized from inspiring English sources

The non expedit dramatically emphasized that Pope Pius IX and his successors refused to recognize the newly formed Italian state, which had deprived the papacy of its lands in central Italy.

This fact was dramatically emphasized last week when Apple sold over a million new 3G iPhones and over five million apps were downloaded in the same period of time.

Her portrait of a solitary Bridgehampton beech tree, its bare branches silhouetted against a bleached-out sky, dramatically emphasizes the tree's structure while subtly conveying the almost fleshy texture of its trunk.

In recent decades, national child welfare policy has shifted dramatically, emphasizing the bond between parent and child and the importance of keeping families intact when possible.

A reviewer mentioned that if genes are lost or gained in a single step, that considering gaps individually dramatically over-emphasizes the number of evolutionary events.

The character of Cady uses it to emphasize dramatically to his intended victims the power of his individual will and his god-like ability to exact a violent vengeance.

Studies utilizing three-dimensional culture technologies have emphasized that tumor architecture dramatically influences cancer cell immune system interaction by steering cytokine production and regulating differentiation patterns of myeloid cells, and decreasing the sensitivity of tumor cells to lymphocyte effector functions.

Active investigations of MVs have increased dramatically over the last years, as emphasized by the creation in 2011 of the International Society for Extracellular Vesicles ISEVV).

In declaring a key part of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 unconstitutional, Chief Justice Roberts, writing for the majority, repeatedly emphasized that "things have changed dramatically" over the past half century.

In the 1930's, table services contracted in size, practicality was emphasized and the color palette changed dramatically.

But in a recent interview, Mr. Holtz-Eakin emphasized that the projections "could change dramatically" depending on how the program was structured.