Sentence examples for emphasize what is from inspiring English sources
But even non-medical treatments emphasize what is wrong with the people who use them.
In other words, whereas other monsters emphasize what is mortal in us, the vampire emphasizes the eternal in us.
Mr. Selosse is determined to emphasize what is singular in his wines, rather than the Champagne norm of seeking house consistency year after year.
Too often, "Castle" drags its knuckles when trying to emphasize what is morally right, which, ultimately, is what every Redford film is about.
These are autobiographies that usually emphasize what is remembered rather than who is remembering; the author, instead of recounting his life, deals with those experiences of his life, people, and events that he considers most significant.
The Ten Commandments, he added, are "part of Western civilization," and "if teachers want to emphasize what is in it and talk about it, there shouldn't be some kind of inquisition that they can't do that".
And when we see those actual crutches, or images of Roosevelt being supported, it is not to emphasize what was once hidden but to reveal the heroic aspect of his private life.
Eight members of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences from Tennessee, including Vanderbilt University medicine Nobelist Stanley Cohen, have written a letter objecting to the measure, saying it could force teachers "to emphasize what are misdescribed as the scientific weaknesses of evolution".
Alternatively, while the emphasis was on self-assessment, CAM providers seem to emphasize what was being evaluated (a holistic set of quality of life issues) rather than who was responsible for the evaluation.
KAREN BEAUMONT Milwaukee, June 26 , 2011To the Editor: Susan Cain asserts that cognitive behavioral therapy emphasizes what is wrong with the patient.
