Sentence examples for emphasised ideas from inspiring English sources

We looked for similarities and differences between codes as the code set grew, and attempted to identify a smaller set of themes that captured the most recurrent and most emphasised ideas across the full range of studies' findings, while also looking for contradictory ideas.

Energy justice also encourages attention beyond gender equality or ethnic equality, emphasising ideas more directly related to capability and functioning.

He encouraged his colleagues and students to adopt a strategic perspective and think innovatively; he emphasised putting ideas into practice, and he encouraged collaboration and long-term efforts to overcome major difficulties.

Farage himself emphasised the idea of an insurgent political force taking on the establishment.

Two terms of the Bush presidency certainly emphasised this idea, but to critics the past eight years are not anomalous.

For the Brazilian artist this symbolic gesture emphasised his idea that creative fusion sexual and artistic is vital for life and art.

NO MATTER how often China has emphasised the idea of a peaceful rise, the pace and nature of its military modernisation inevitably cause alarm.

Writing in the 12th century, Henry of Huntingdon emphasised the idea that Penda was suffering the same fate as he had inflicted on others.

In contrast, some other New Agers have emphasised the idea of a universal inter-relatedness that is not always emanating from a single source.

He emphasised the idea that the design and production of an item should not be divorced from one another, and that where possible those creating items should be designer-craftsmen, thereby both designing and manufacturing their goods.

Giving testimony to the Joint Economic Committee of Congress last week, however, he emphasised that his ideas for the IMF rest on the introduction, country by country, of an equally radical scheme of bank regulation.