But it also emphasized an idea that may have replaced anger as the guiding force of Beyoncé's tour (at least for Beyoncé): the value of community.
As opposed to the most widely accepted forms of Christianity, Whitehead emphasized an idea of God that he called "the brief Galilean vision of humility": "It does not emphasize the ruling Caesar, or the ruthless moralist, or the unmoved mover.
Yet here again she was emphasizing an idea of family, with appearances by her husband, Jay-Z; her sister, Solange; and her old bandmates in Destiny's Child, with whom she grew up.
As such, it makes sense to end a line at a point in which a pause would seem natural or could be used to emphasize an important idea.
If you want to emphasize that an idea is coming from you, rather than constantly stating that A said this or B said that, you can phrase your sentence like this, "String cheese is delicious and fun because it cheese and you can play with it.
Rawls' idealized procedure, he tells us, adopts a conception of the person as free and equal, and he emphasizes a similar idea in his interpretation of Kant's moral philosophy (Rawls 1971, §40; Rawls 1980).
"I tend to emphasize a lot of pretty ideas and the elegance of physical laws," he says.
Academic Explorations courses emphasize a lively exchange of ideas and problem solving; informed discussion rather than lecture is the norm, and students often have opportunities to present their work to the class.
We would thus encourage the authors to emphasize a bit more explicitly the idea that the two cycles might have been coupled but apparently are not.
The startup was previously known as Blockai, but it's rebranding today — the new name is meant to focus less on technology and instead emphasize the idea of creating a legally binding record.
President Clinton's newly proposed medical privacy regulations emphasize the idea that privacy is a manifestation of freedom (front page, Dec. 20).
