Sentence examples for emphasize a more from inspiring English sources

Start Living," is meant to emphasize a more sensible approach to weight loss than the ever popular crash diet.

Ted Cruz would likely emphasize a more restrained national-security state, and Marco Rubio more-conservative engagement with the problems of immigration and social ascent.

Mr. Schwarzenegger is sounding more confident on the campaign trail and has adjusted his advertising to emphasize a more positive message.

"Everybody needs beauty as well as bread," Pruitt said, quoting Muir to emphasize a more business-friendly approach he planned to bring to the agency.

Drawing on an ethnography of the use of mobile proximity sensor cameras in ordinary wild boar hunting we emphasize a more complex, diffuse, and not directly observable form of interaction, which involves wild animals in a technological and naturalistic setting.

The general solution was this: be less slavish to the week's news; emphasize a more essay like approach over simple news analyses; capture trends; experiment with the first-person voice, and be more counterintuitive.

But he has changed course at Wimbledon, emphasizing a more self-contained approach.

He could run to the left of her, emphasizing a more populist approach.

Though veering somewhat uneasily between romantic comedy and political tragedy, the movie repels partisan sympathies, emphasizing a more universal calamity.

Moving from its tradition of promoting conservative causes, the Times emphasized a more balanced and comprehensive approach to journalism.

Following disturbances in 1968, Senegal concluded an agreement with France that emphasized a more African-based curriculum.