Sentence examples for emphasized aspects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Egan might have emphasized aspects of Curtis's life and work that truly confounded the Hollywood image of the West: the modern savvy of the Indians he photographed, the cosmopolitan nature of even the "cellars, attics and aeries of the continent," the interdependence of East and West.

Feyerabend, by contrast, increasingly emphasized aspects of perceptual change (1975, 225 229, 273 274; 1978, 68; 172 17672–176), and also changes to the set of legitimate problems a discipline should handle (1975, 274 275), and his later philosophy emphasizes one of Kuhn's original points; the role of non-binding, epistemic values in theory choice (cf. Farrell 2003).

The system is not perfect since Rex historically represented the privileged class and often emphasized aspects of segregation within the city.

Different groups emphasized aspects of the note that particularly facilitated their individual roles (Table 4).

It emphasized aspects of a healthy diet, regular physical activity, prevention of obesity, and food safety.

To achieve this goal, we presented an approach for identifying a 'reasonable' number of classes that emphasized aspects of classification representativeness and considered potential statistical power.

Aside from items from the standard repertory, the choreography shown tended to emphasize aspects of the dancers' techniques and personalities rather than dramatic or emotional subtleties.

The problem is, the media keeps emphasizing aspects of my résumé that make me sound sane, like when I gave people in Massachusetts health care.

The theme this year is "The City," and organizers have taken an urban focus by emphasizing aspects of contemporary design like sustainable development and ecology.

But this balanced biography emphasizes aspects of his character which led to assessments like that of Martin Luther King, Jr., who called him "one of the most magnetic personalities I have ever confronted".

The revamped pitch has certainly allowed him to re-emphasize aspects of his candidacy that many thought could get him the Republican presidential nomination in the first place: his business background and his image as a corporate turnaround artist.