Its promotional materials emphasize not just Groton's academic strength, but also the importance of building morals.
Instead they emphasize not the precious object but the glorious, time-honored civilization that produced it.
"I want to emphasize not everything is pretty," Ms. VanDerBrink said.
They emphasize not what we have accomplished or have collected, but what is unknown or beyond our complete knowledge.
Within those programs, we must emphasize not just literature or schoolbook language, but the living, spoken forms as well.
The idea is to emphasize not only what her group is against, but also what it is for: namely, protecting children's health.
The Army's 1946 fitness manual -- which Dr. Thomas called "a masterpiece" as he cradled it in his hands -- includes 12 conditioning drills that emphasize not only strength, but stamina, flexibility and other body mechanics.
All week long, it ran stories and segments about the housing decline — except that its stories tended to emphasize not how big a problem it was, but how many people out there were still buying homes, despite everything.
Designed by Mireille Poujol, the asymmetric outfits have fitted jackets and stitched-on chevrons that converge to emphasize not only the medals but the athletes' physiques -- a novel idea.
It is based on a photograph carefully selected by the memorial design committee to emphasize not Dr. King's famed oration but his philosophical side — arms lightly crossed, in a pose of pensive reverie.
General Hertling suggested to the reporters that their accounts should emphasize not the deaths and injuries, but the heroic efforts of the Iraqi police officer whose actions, he said, had prevented more deaths.
