With the development of society, people gradually pursuit the physical and mental health not merely emphasis on the mental wealth, which lead to them take measures to prevent from disease, while food security and nutrition is the most basic condition they need.
As the years passed, my emphasis that enlightenment is an action and not merely a higher state emerged more and more powerfully in my teaching.
That emphasis on resistance makes its sequel, "The Truce," not merely funny but joyous: the camps are no more, the Germans have been vanquished, and gentler life, like a moral sun, is returning.
The emphasis, however, and the basis for arguing that increased capacity was not merely desirable but imperative, was on a second, fairytale future, in which passengers double, under the auspices of comprehensive and globally enforced carbon trading.
We are still getting it wrong; our emphasis needs to be curing the chronic social ill of racism and not merely spot-treating it.
Note that in this formulation the emphasis has slightly shifted: he now speaks of a limit on the definition of concepts, i.e. not merely on what we can know, but what we can meaningfully say about a particle.
He claims that "what ultimately legitimizes a state's imposition upon your liberty is not merely the services it provides you, but the benefits it provides others" (Wellman 1996: 213; his emphasis).
The remarkable thing about Zwigoff's film is that its Santa is addicted not merely to drink and to womanising, but specifically to anal sex, on which it places a great emphasis.
(Their emphasis, not mine).
