Sentence examples for emphasis brought from inspiring English sources
In the 16th century, Protestant reformers adapted this practice by providing official printed catechisms for use with children, each more or less marked with the doctrinal emphasis brought by the particular reformer.
This change in emphasis brought out what Donald Francis Tovey might have called the quartets' essential normality, the way their structural logic contains their eccentric sound effects, like snap pizzicatos, buzzing tremolandos, glissandos, tone clusters and quarter-tones.
Yet with just the lightest touch and subtlest emphasis, she brought glints of detail and nuance to those supportive passages.
Special emphasis is brought to the aspects of what make graphene-based carbocatalysts active for many kinds of synthetic transformations, such as reduction and oxidation reactions.
"I am embarrassed to tell you it hurt me terribly...to be dismissed and erased by the New York Times film critics," she said on Monday's edition of "The View". Goldberg said that the Times was guilty of practicing "sloppy journalism," since her Oscar win is "not a hidden thing". For emphasis, she brought her Oscar out and placed it on the table in front of her.
One is the shift in emphases it brought about.
At first, United States forces placed little emphasis on bringing in prisoners of war in the Pacific.
The designated emphasis will bring a more holistic approach to language revitalization.
The chords were shaped into gestures and phrases, and voiced with telling emphasis to bring out harmonies' intricacies.
