Sentence examples for dramatically highlight from inspiring English sources

Two relatively comfy views of Matisse's first hotel room in Nice are traduced by the grandeur of "Interior With a Violin," a larger third version whose prevailing shades of black dramatically highlight the bit of sunbaked beach visible through the louvered shutters.

But it would dramatically highlight the political divide between England and Scotland, and could bolster Scots to push for a new referendum on independence, having narrowly lost one last year.

Republicans, however, said the videos dramatically highlight the immorality of abortions and Planned Parenthood's role in profiting from the procedures, though it relies more on donations than on government funding.

"These incidents dramatically highlight the need for Somalis to halt the escalation of conflict in Central and Southern Somalia which has seen growing levels of trauma and violence, increasingly targeting small children.

"This case has dramatically highlighted the need for an emphasis on perpetrator accountability".

But the case dramatically highlighted the sharply differing views toward encryption technology.

The boycott issue has been dramatically highlighted in recent days by the resignation of film star Scarlett Johansson as an Oxfam goodwill ambassador because of her appearance in an advert for SodaStream, an Israeli company that has a factory built on expropriated Arab land in the West Bank settlement of Ma'ale Adumim.

The risks of this kind of investigative work were dramatically highlighted when one of Rosi's researchers, the journalist Mauro De Mauro, vanished for ever, after apparently having found out too much about the case and, incidentally, about the drug traffic between Sicily and the US.

The importance of its subject how to reduce the risk of disasters was dramatically highlighted the day before it started when Cyclone Pam smashed into the tiny island chain of Vanuatu in the South Pacific, ravaging its economy and killing at least 17 people.

In the last two decades, the problems related to the preservation of the environment and the resources of the planet have been dramatically highlighted by different phenomena (thinning of ozone layer, greenhouse effect, decreasing of forests, air pollution, increasing difficulties in the industrial and domestic waste management, etc).

But, in subsequent revisitations of the mirror stage during the 1960s, Lacan dramatically highlights the supporting role of fellow human beings instead.