Sentence examples for emphasize the roots of from inspiring English sources
His Pièces de clavecin (published 1670) reflect in style and texture the compositions of the noted lutenist-composer Denis Gaultier and thus emphasize the roots of the early harpsichord style in lute music.
Lefèvre, thus, did not emphasize the roots of logic in the rhetorical structure of ordinary discourse, as Agricola or Valla might have done (Nauta 2009).
Bipartition of a genomic dictionary in hapax and repeat words emphasizes the roots of precise string categories which are related to the functional organization of genomes.
In public services, the political discourse employed emphasizes the root of conflicts between the public and private sectors and between private and state organizations (Salamon 2008 11).
The point was to emphasize the Hellenic roots of the empire, whose preservation of ancient texts, objects, and philosophical traditions — notably Platonism — might well have struck a Renaissance intellectual as its most important feature.
The band developed a unique sound based on intricate yet simple guitar rave-ups and yearning vocals that emphasize the ecstatic roots of rock and roll.
What Anderson also emphasizes is the roots of the film in the postwar era in which it's set in the postwar traumas that often went undiscussed but that emerged in other forms.
The results of construct validation are as follow: In line with the work of Batinic, Wolff and Haupt (2007), the goodness of fit statistics was obtained emphasizing the Root mean square error of approximation (RMSEA), the comparative fix index (CFI), Non-normed fit index (NNFI) and incremental fit index (IFI).
In 1076, Pope Gregory VII sent a similar message to the emir of Mauretania that emphasized the common roots of Islam and Christianity.
The book emphasized the historic roots of the current divisions in the city and the exploitation of religious devotion to the city by politicians of all three monotheistic faiths.
