The phrase "emphasize the opposite" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express the idea of bringing out the opposite of something, or to bring attention to the contrast between two things. For example, "The singer's upbeat song emphasized the opposite of the sorrowful lyrics."
(I4/1, female) Interestingly, another female teacher emphasized the opposite view, i.e., that relationships between students and teachers in higher education settings should be perceived as professional working relationships.
He balances banality and originality, the prosaic and the melodic, to emphasize the interdependence of opposites, the chaos of forms and experience that he sees as the ground of the human condition.
In fact, media coverage of Occupy Wall Street suggested quite the opposite, tending to emphasize the unkempt woolliness and generally unsanitary nature of the movement.
And he also emphasized how the opposite is true: the more that countries like China hold American debt, the less the U.S. can influence those countries towards human rights and democracy.
The present analysis therefore emphasizes that the opposite effects of beneficial nutrients and toxic contaminants should not be ignored by epidemiologic studies in this field.
Although these studies emphasize the pro-inflammatory (and thereby pro-atherosclerotic) aspects of sPLA2s, the opposite, anti-inflammatory aspect of these enzymes should also be taken into account.
Mr. Crouch plays a hypnotist, and to emphasize the power of his persuasion, he recruits a different actor every night to play opposite him.
"As if to emphasize the interconnectedness of various parts of the board, these two deadly blows took place on opposite rook's files".
Basically the opposite of the traditional smile, the frown is an upside down D. Draw curved eyes to really emphasize the look.
