Sentence examples for emphasis expressed from inspiring English sources

The emergence of the New Left in 1968 moved Hook's application of what he believed was his pragmatic commitment to free inquiry from its previous emphasis on the reform of institutional practice toward the emphasis, expressed in Measure, on the balance between continuity and change.

But from the beginning, there was an emphasis expressed on the "need" for humanities education in the medical curriculum.

However, the emphasis expressed by the vast majority related to the desirability of belonging and participating in the social activities of the group, more than a pressure to smoke.

In Ayacucho and Pucallpa in particular, interviewees were concerned about the lack of adequate road safety regulations to address the continuous increase of motorcars or moto-taxis, with additional emphasis expressed on the limited success in the enforcement of the existing regulations.

With a change in emphasis, chiefly expressed in the episcopal use of the cope, Episcopalian usage in the first half of the 20th century differed little from Catholic rules except in Anglo-Catholicism, in which deliberate archaism imposed an adhesion to Baroque (17th to early 18th century) models, themselves superseded within Roman Catholicism.

In 2002, when our study began, very few studies put emphasis on expressed needs from the standpoint of older adults with stroke and caregivers.

Specifically, we were interested in: i) estimating the number of MHC class IIB loci, with special emphasis on expressed loci, ii) comparing patterns of diversity among expressed and pseudogene sequences to infer the mechanisms driving their evolution and iii) evaluating the relationship of the collared flycatcher MHC class IIB sequences with the MHC II of other Passerine species.

French and German architects extrapolated the British emphasis on expressing the nature of materials into a movement with overarching ambitions.

This can be as poetic, abstract or literal as you like – with the emphasis on expressing the feeling and tone of the work being introduced". The students could then change the background behind LaBeouf to anything of their choice.

But if I tell a friend that I was waked by a scary noise in the night, my eyes, my hands, the muscles of my torso, my pitch, volume and emphasis will express the shock of "bolt" and the movement of "upright".

Her outfit too was redesigned at this point, with emphasis on expressing those qualities, while still being pleasing to the eye.