Sentence examples for emphasising the idea of from inspiring English sources

Lockwood debunked this idea, again emphasising the idea of status: though these affluent workers could now be consumers on a par with some of the middle class, they maintained quite distinct social values, political ideals and lifestyles.

The pattern of ratings between the two groups of educators differed somewhat for this question with the Chinese educators emphasising the idea of cooperation with parents.

There has been a marked shift in male preferences toward women with light-coloured skin emphasising the idea of "racial capital".

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

The more hair-shirt sort of environmentalism emphasises the idea of moving away from fossil-fuel use (though not, heaven forfend, towards nuclear power).

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

In 2006, the party launched a campaign in which its leader Albert Rivera appeared naked to emphasise the idea of a new, clean party being born.

In contrast to the image of the quantified student as a data object acted upon by algorithmic techniques, smart learning must emphasise the idea of 'smart learners'.

These aspects of MLFAF have been selected because, altogether, they emphasise the idea of crossing the current boundaries that have existed for so long in educational institutions, thus enabling realms of unprecedented types and levels of engagement and connectivity in a student-centred environment.

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

"Emphasise the ideas of abundance," Stryker wrote in a letter to one of his photographers, Jack Delano, in September 1940.