Sentence examples for emphasis equally from inspiring English sources
Doing so, he somehow reaffirms the durability of painting, and not incidentally, invents strangely beautiful pictures, the emphasis equally on strange and on beautiful.
Whereas the later version places the emphasis equally on the suffering of the Russian people, here the action is truncated, bald, almost static.
Balance – the framework accommodates issues with an environmental or health emphasis equally well.
Most of its articles concerned individual liberty, but the declaration's emphasis fell equally on the prerogatives of the state as expressed through law.
TEFAF's reputation was built on its Old-Master paintings but now, in its 27th edition, the emphasis is equally on objects of art.
In fact some investigators "... suggest using safety as an entry point for operationalizing sustainability for an organization, with a dual emphasis focusing equally on human benefits and the business case in achieving this grander conceptualization of sustainability" [ 10].
A team of four field researchers was oriented by the principal investigator and advisor to the postpositivist paradigm of research, using Yanow's model of interpretative policy analysis, where the emphasis is equally on describing the experience of policy processes, and on elaborating the meanings actors attach to those processes.
The priority of the quantitative and qualitative strands: The two strands will have equal emphasis i.e., both will have an equally important role in addressing the research question.
He swiftly began to introduce his trademark qualities: a debt to American abstract art and an equally strong emphasis on the mundane and banal.
In this review, emphasis is placed on equally important studies of lake history during the past ∼30 years that were derived from outcrop exposures and geomorphology, in some cases combined with cores.
The problem is not just that our industry's approach to security is compromised but a fear that this seemingly exponential increase in security threats could lead to even worse security, especially when married to an equally urgent emphasis on speed and usability.
