Sentence examples for emphasize what makes from inspiring English sources

The point was not to contort the songs to make them seem contemporary but to emphasize what makes them music of the present, or beyond any historic era.

How do I make these symbols in the Seder contemporary and relevant to me?" Dr. Sheila Gordon, founding president of the Interfaith Community, a New York-based educational organization, said that this year's overlapping holy days are a good opportunity for interfaith families to emphasize what makes the stories of Passover and Easter so similar.

"We wanted to bring the quality of a top estate in Bordeaux," said Patrick Valette, the head winemaker at Viña Vik, stopping to take a look at a particularly ripe bunch of grapes, "while emphasizing what makes the Chilean terroir so unique".

Partly, that's because of experts themselves emphasizing what makes each of us unique, rather than what makes us alike.

As we have already seen, in his earliest work on action Davidson argued that reasons explain actions by causing them, and he later came to emphasize that what makes mental states and events what they are is determined in part by their causes and effects.

Ohno emphasizes that what makes Toyota stand out is not any of the individual elements, but having all the elements together as a system and practice them every day in a very consistent manner, not in spurts.

Why we liked it: While the company's pitch onstage emphasized those tasty nuggs, what makes Seattle Food Tech compelling is its potential to create an industrial supply chain for the meat replacement market.

Unless you are flying Southwest, or a carrier that specifically emphasizes no seat assignments, what makes you think that you can disregard your seat assignment printed on your boarding card and just sit where ever you feel?

She also emphasized original movies, recently showing "What Makes a Family," about a 1980's legal battle in which a lesbian fought for custody of her dead companion's daughter, starring Brooke Shields and Cherry Jones.

Then he emphasized that what made the Jersey Shore a special place was that it was "inclusive," not just for the affluent.

Halpern -- who notes that she can tell which lines in "Anchorman" were improvised verses pre-written -- emphasized that the power of an ensemble is what makes the scene.