Sentence examples for emphasize one aspect from inspiring English sources

If you emphasize one aspect of a woman's wardrobe, instead of the whole, or tell her she can "dress up" her outfit with a pair of earrings, what incentive does she have to buy more?

While you laud the ability of Tiger Woods (editorial, June 20), a man whose surgery at Pebble Beach is without comparison, a man who hits shots on a daily basis that we hackers would give everything to hit yearly, I would like to emphasize one aspect of his game.

I opened this article by noting that the best-known writers of management all seem to emphasize one aspect of the job — in the terms we now have, "doing" for Tom Peters, "conceiving" for Michael Porter, "leading" for Abraham Zaleznik and Warren Bennis, "controlling" for the classical writers, and so on.

Read the other 20 quotes here; it's interesting how they cluster around the same themes but emphasize one aspect or another.

"The ones who plan for that [growth] up front, even though they may emphasize one aspect more in the beginning, will be the ones successfully handling their growth in a way that will keep current customers happy while they bring on new ones [onboard] at an accelerated rate," he said.

The bigger issue is using "bi" as an excuse to emphasize one aspect of his sexuality over another - i.e., the part that can be identified in marketing as "heterosexual" not bi.

While the projects consulted with stakeholders and community members, she noted that they generally seem more focused on engineering and ecosystem strategies, with some emphasizing one aspect over the other.

This development belongs to the history of the Italian Renaissance, but the phenomenon emphasizes one aspect of medieval art.

I think Nicifero's anecdote with Forti is key; it emphasizes one aspect of the collaborative relationship inherent to oral history and to the work that Robert Rauschenberg dedicated his life to creating.

Michelle Kuster, RD, LD, certified intuitive eating counselor, says, "Any time we over-emphasize one aspect of nutrition, we lose the big picture, which is that all foods can be enjoyed in a balanced diet, and avoiding foods typically leads to unintended consequences such as intrusive or obsessive thoughts about food".

Second, if Obama emphasizes one aspect of a position instead of another in order to attract a particular group of voters, that does not mean he "changed" his position.