Sentence examples for emphasized meaning from inspiring English sources
He emphasized meaning over popularity, though often the two went hand in hand.
Jean-ellen McSharry Stony Creek, Conn., April 22 , 2008 To the Editor: David Brooks writes nostalgically about the medieval, enchanted world, one that emphasized meaning and imagination in contrast to our modern, scientific outlook "that doesn't exactly arouse the imaginative faculties".
Peking opera follows other traditional Chinese arts in emphasizing meaning, rather than accuracy.
Talk slowly and put emphasis on the key words if they are in a sentence, and use lots of intonation to help emphasize meaning.
Fleck even emphasized that meaning change in the course of scientific advance causes translation failure between theories, anticipating a central aspect of Kuhn's later notion of taxonomic incommensurability (e.g. 1986 [1936], 83).
In portraiture the Parthians favored and emphasized frontality, meaning the person depicted by painting, sculpture, or raised-relief on coins faced the viewer directly instead of showing his or her profile.
In our previous publication, we already had emphasized the meaning of absolute values for outcome prediction [ 16].
The former sought autonomy vis-à-vis the latter, and emphasized the meaning of the CIS for the hospital at the individual clinical level (i.e. electronic medical record).
The importance is a construct of static meaning, while the urgency emphasizes dynamic meaning.
Few of the young people interviewed in this study emphasized negative meanings.
Nor is there any distinction between artists who use words to emphasize the meaning of their images and those for whom the words are images in their own right, or among the ideologues, the memoirists and the poets.
