Sentence examples for emphasize rather from inspiring English sources

Way back when rock 'n' roll was countercultural — before the members of the Rolling Stones were anywhere close to 50 years old, much less celebrating their 50th anniversary together — the genre tended to emphasize rather than bridge generational divides.

But most striking, perhaps, are the images in which the celebration's surfaces emphasize rather than muddle the standard social order: straight and gay men alike don a masculine swagger in women's clothes (while young women, throughout the collection, are more referred to than present); the decadence of performed privilege abuts the banality of its absence.

In contrast with the "top-down" approach to development, the dominant methodology in Lebanon, I emphasize rather the "bottom-up" approach where all stakeholders have equal opportunities to participate in policy formulation and implementation.

In fact, his solution has been strikingly simple: to define two different façades around the site that subtly emphasize rather than disguise the dual nature of the museum's building, which faces north to a smart residential area just south of Central Park and south to the swift commercial hubbub of midtown.

"To win, we need but to make one change -- to emphasize, rather than run away from, our principles".

But it was the miracle of the lights of the Menorah that the Jews chose to emphasize rather than the slaughter of enemy soldiers.

In 1896, the U.S. Supreme Court had issued its "separate but equal" ruling in, which stipulated that segregation was permissible (in practice, separate was emphasized rather than equal).

And yet that threat of flying to pieces always seems a bit too carefully managed and underlined, with Jake Meginsky's sound design further emphasizing rather clunky transitions and an atmosphere that veers into the precious.

Similarities between different psychophysically-based model will be emphasized rather than minor differences.

In morphological image processing, geometric properties such as size and shape are emphasized rather than the frequency properties of signals.

In China, relational and interdependent aspects of the self are emphasized rather than the unique, individuated aspects of the self (Suh et al. 1998).