Sentence examples for emphasising the relationship from inspiring English sources

Significant, too, that the film's bordered frame, which appears to inhale and exhale as the movie shifts moods, eschews widescreen vistas for more painterly portraits, emphasising the relationship between mountains and plains, land and water, man and his environment.

In emphasising the relationship between sin and freedom, Christian philosophers such as Augustine and Kierkegaard seem to assume that if we look hard enough at the human condition we will gain insight into evil.

The DCRS is explained patients, emphasising the relationship between self-care and glycemic control.

Figure  1 depicts the key dimensions that make up the EEOC framework [ 66], emphasising the relationship that the organisational infrastructure has with management functions, communication networks and the temporal activity of the organisation.

18 Second, this network-centric innovation model also recognises the need for a leading entity that will orchestrate the innovation activity within the network through a number of coordination processes 19 20 thus emphasising the relationships that need to be established.

Sally Hunt rightly pointed out that we need to re-emphasise the relationship between education and skills and our economy.

Akala has said the job of poetry is to "represent our lives through verse", and through the launch of his Hip-Hop Shakespeare Company in 2008, he has helped close the gap between high culture and street culture, and emphasised the relationship between the art of the poet and the MC.

Johnson's analysis of the painting emphasises the relationship between the representation of geographical sites in the Yuendumu region and the dreaming stories associated with those sites.

These results emphasise the relationship between persistence and other bet-hedging strategies that provide a direct (personal) fitness benefit, such as seeds entering dormancy in case of bad years [20].

Zhang constructed a PBL model applicable to basic healthcare education that emphasises the relationship between tutors and students for four modes of learning: guided learning, self-directed learning, inspired learning and motivated learning [ 42].

Other ICU studies emphasise the relationship between "delusional" memories and PTSD [ 12, 20] but in our study there was no significant difference in outcomes between patients with factual or delusional intrusive memories.