I could also emphasize a couple of details here, where Dante says: "to give welcome there to its citizen, and now in thee thy living are never free from war and of those whom wall and moat shut in". It's a very — you do know that the word for community, which we always use, community — it's a word that etymologically comes from the Latin for wall, moenia.
But on cross-examination, Myron Beldock, the chief lawyer for the Busch family, emphasized a series of details in his account, like the number of officers who took part, that did not match the accounts of other civilians or officers who have testified.
Depending on your own instructional goals, this project could emphasize policy detail, creativity or both.
It's almost too heavy-handed to emphasize this detail over and over again, and it would have been completely uncalled for, except for the fact that we really need to have a narrative genealogy for Jewel.
If you are human and not a cyborg, you would emphasize different details each time you told the same basic story.
Early episodes emphasize grotty details, like the rats in a stag-film theatre, but Times Square is also a small town: when Frankie passes a hooker on her knees in a phone booth, he calls out, "Hey, Ronnie".
When a concert hall's acoustics fail to welcome listeners into a world of felt sound, when they strip away resonance and emphasize distance and detail, they seem to alter the communal function of the concert hall.
In this paper, we emphasize the details of the numerical method used to simulate the island dynamics model.
The tip motion trajectories in the two characteristic directions of the G139 Si surfaces are shown in nm to emphasize the details.
Lust counterposes the children's genteel hiking trips and war games with the atrocities Karnau dispassionately documents, drawing both narrators' segments to emphasize visual details over their context.
Only contrast filtered images are shown to emphasize the details.
