Sentence examples for emphasised both from inspiring English sources

Strauss emphasised both the fragility of democracy and the importance of intellectual elites.

Its creators wisely emphasised both prevention and treatment in its remit, thus reducing the scope for argument about who gets how many dollars.

Depardieu emphasised both his own hatred for sexual violence and his conviction that the film was not pornographic as he – as a "normal actor" – would therefore have been incapable of making it.

The government later in 2004 implemented a trial quality assurance mechanism that emphasised both external and internal evaluation based on the PIs.

Having emphasised both limitations and scope of the adopted method, the final conclusions include some suggestions on to improve study management on a regional scale.

Current spatial theory on the creative industries has emphasised both collective creativity and ways in which clusters of creative enterprises in particular places can promote creativity.

The author, Paul French, vividly reconstructs her life, emphasising both the elegant and decadent.

Of course, there is no reason why a coherent strategy could not emphasise both aspects of Britain.

Once elected they emphasise both, evidenced by the growing efforts to restrict access to abortion by legislators who barely raised the issue of abortion on the stump.

DfID and the Gates Foundation emphasise both sides of the coin, but the question of culture has to be addressed by developing countries themselves.

In Mystery Road, Sen repeatedly shot Jay on the horizon silhouetted against the sky, emphasising both his societal alienation and his connection to the land.