Sentence examples for emphasized making from inspiring English sources

Its crudeness is emphasized, making it seem even more menacing than a manufactured gun.

However, he soon modified the ideology to suit his purposes: he emphasized making Iraq a leader of the Arab world.

In the conference call after the deal announcement, he repeatedly emphasized making the panels more "attractive" so that they would improve a home's value.

Since becoming borough president, Mr. Carrión has emphasized making homeownership more affordable and developing new housing, particularly for moderate- and low-income residents of the Bronx.

Mr. Helms's proposal emphasized "making treatment available for every H.I.V.-positive pregnant woman" so mother-to-child transmission of the virus that causes AIDS could be eliminated or nearly eliminated.

To that end, Bob created Project REA/Inquiring School, an educational endeavor that emphasized making schools "communities of inquiry". As I recall, Project READ was for the classroom, Inquiring School was for the school as a whole.

The years of Hoover's rise, the first two decades of the twentieth century, were a heyday for those innovations which, in ways Robert Gordon has emphasized, made America modern.

Previous research has indicated that for health promotion messaging, "gain" framed messages, where the benefits of a procedure or action are emphasized make individuals more receptive to undertake the procedure or behaviour than approaches that emphasize a loss frame [ 38].

In her writing, she emphasizes making rural women part of the decision-making process, even when it is not standard cultural practice.

The ads emphasize making the positive case for Mr. Romney's presidency.

He will need someone who can help him de-ideologize the climate, who can emphasize making things work rather than fighting philosophical battles.