Sentence examples for emphasize the notion of from inspiring English sources
Beckett is an influence, too, particularly his works, like "Krapp's Last Tape," that emphasize the notion of voice as story.
Late 20th-century Lutheran theology, notably that of Wolfhart Pannenberg, sought to steer away from the elements of the bread and wine and to emphasize the notion of the Lord's Supper as a meal with the resurrected Jesus.
They emphasize the notion of virtue which belongs to human nature just as bees have stings.
Using GridGain, we present a highly scalable distributed implementation of membrane systems in which we emphasize the notion of computation and synchronization.
Instead of gun control, the memo reads, those pushing for government action should emphasize the notion of "preventing gun violence".
Abrams conceived the redesign to emphasize the notion of transporters as beams that can pick up and move people, rather than a signal composed of scrambled atoms.
Kaywin Feldman, director and president of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, said she enjoyed the drama but wished the shows would "de-emphasize the notion of the financial value and emphasize the cultural and historical significance of the objects".
Furthermore, Buddhism emphasizes the notion of ethical sacrifices, acts of self-discipline, and there are instances of devotional offerings, such as burnt incense, to the Buddha.
Covenant theology, also called federal theology, type of Reformed (Calvinist) theology emphasizing the notion of a covenant, or alliance, instituted by God, which humans are obligated to keep.
Conclusion: In line with several previous studies, subjects considered clinical competence to be the most important nurse caring behavior, which further emphasizes the notion of caring as a moral stance integral to all interactions with patients.
