Sentence examples for emphasis on distinction from inspiring English sources
Along the way, Japanese learned a bit of humility and, in one interview after another, remembered kinship rather than their traditional emphasis on distinction from other Asians.
But it's unfortunate that Groopman and the writers he mentions do not place greater emphasis on the distinction between whole and processed foods.
However, none of the two research traditions mentioned here put their emphasis on the distinction between the two sides.
More recently Williams' internalism is attacked by Derek Parfit who places a heavy emphasis on a distinction between motivating reasons and normative reasons and urges that the credibility of internalism depends on confusing the two (Parfit 1997, 2007).
There has been much emphasis on the distinction of selective vs non-selective drugs and whether selectiveness will infer efficacy.
We have put more emphasis on the distinction between horizontally transferred genes and genes already present in ancient eukaryotes in the text, and mention the CDC48 duplication explicitly now.
This emphasis on class distinctions does not please everybody, but it made me feel closer to the original gardeners, many of whom were also busy working people, with gardens that were not necessarily models of exquisite tidiness.
Several scholars have argued that the nature of bioethical enquiry precludes the kind of binary fact-value distinction implied by a separation between research ethics and the neural correlates of ethics [24], [60], and we suggest that an emphasis on such distinctions may stymie further debate.
"The fierceness of the competition in Moorestown High School is evidenced by the widespread involvement of parents in this dispute, which may have been fueled by the school's emphasis on grade-based distinctions," she wrote.
