Sentence examples for emphasize the disagreements from inspiring English sources

In the last years of the Byzantine Empire, philosophical writers tended indeed to identify themselves as either Platonists or Aristotelians, and to emphasize the disagreements existing between the two ancient authorities.

The liberal justices sharply disagreed, with Justice Stephen G. Breyer reading his dissent from the bench to emphasize the disagreement.

Reading his dissent from the bench to emphasize the depth of his disagreement, Alito predicted the affected states to pass resolutions that say, "we're really not that stupid, we can put two and two together".

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg emphasized the liberals' disagreement with the decision by reading her dissent from the bench.

In related work, Ostry and Ghosh emphasize the role of uncertainty and disagreement on the size and even the sign (that is, positive or negative) of cross-border policy effects.

He emphasized that the disagreements over versions of the bill were not too daunting.

It was not exactly the quiet setting for complicated negotiations but it did emphasize the importance of resolving this latest disagreement quickly and fairly.

The founders reject sectarianism, teaching equally from multiple Muslim legal traditions, and emphasize the fact that there has been genuine disagreement on every point of Islamic law by the most learned of scholars.

Specifically, disagreement was predicted by using "much" to emphasize the findings and noting long-term prognosis.

"I emphasize the 'today' part.

They emphasize the "new Citi".