Sentence examples for emphasised some from inspiring English sources
Britain's economy has grown strongly over the past two years but the forthcoming vote on its membership of the European Union has emphasised some of its vulnerabilities.
In his account of how it is possible for us to perceive a temporally extended phenomena such as a melody, Meinong (1899) defended a Retentional conception of time consciousness along the same general lines as Brentano's, but he also emphasised some relevant distinctions.
This study emphasised some key factors as determinants of catastrophic health care expenditure.
The scenarios to be role played in the training emphasised some of the more complex procedures outlined in the manuals.
Our analysis also found that the commercial sites emphasised some of the key concerns of new parents [ 19, 20] as the rationale for expressing milk and for purchasing their equipment, such as sleep, shared feeding, the need for discretion and free time for mothers.
This is a rather more brazen way of emphasising some of your strengths.
"Every person," she said, "is a new universe, unique with its own laws emphasising some belief, a phase of life immersed in time and rapidly passing by".
"Someone needs to kind of take a stand and hopefully they'll emphasise some of the positives and not "work to be done".
The Biohackspace has contributed to and signed a DIYBio code of ethics that emphasises some principles – modesty, responsibility, sharing and open access – that are in short supply in the cutthroat world of professional biotech.
He began to "paint incredibly beautiful blonde girls on park benches, trying to explore the motif of desire and the leisure against a pictorial position which emphasises some kind of horror, misplacement and anxiety".
The smallest child can tell the story of what he did that day, can work out how to make people laugh or how to make them anxious: by repeating his tale he can start to refine it based on the reactions he gets, learn to emphasise some parts and leave out others.
