Sentence examples for emphasized a way of from inspiring English sources

Nothing is known of the philosophy of Lysis, but it seems probable that he should be regarded as one of the acusmatici, since his training of Epaminondas appears to have emphasized a way of life rather than mathematical or scientific studies (Diodorus Siculus X 11.2) and Epaminondas' use of the name father for Lysis suggests a cult association (Burkert 1972a, 179).

Educating a child is emphasized as a way of raising a good member of society and is regarded as the single most important parental obligation.

Notions of disability culture grounded in the personal and the aesthetic emphasize a way of living and positive identification with being disabled.

Community participation has been emphasized internationally as a way of enhancing accountability, as well as a means to enhance health goals in terms of coverage, access and effective utilization.

They emphasize collaboration as a way of limiting the prerogatives of the individual, of subordinating the artist or the freethinker to rules, whether of religion, tradition, or ideology.

I learned all about it at this new place I've started going to called Yoga with Edge, which emphasizes mindfulness as a way of achieving mental clarity and the ability to steamroll your enemies and people you despise.

Mubarak had emphasized parliamentary elections as a way of claiming that Egypt was democratic, although the vote was often rigged in the major cities.

"We especially emphasized that it was a way of protecting Charles in case he were falsely accused of having fathered a child," the social worker wrote to the board.

Sebastião Nascimento, a sociologist at the University of Campinas in Brazil, said the new policies resembled efforts in the late 19th century and early decades of the 20th century, when Brazil emphasized European immigration as a way of "whitening" the country after the abolition of slavery in 1888.

The former emphasize writing as a way of exemplifying character; the latter films use situations and devices to embody ideas.

Sue Contessa's series of "Marked Voids" emphasizes rhythmic repetition as a way of creating layers as well as patterns.