Sentence examples for emphasized more or less from inspiring English sources

You may decide something from the thumbnail needs to be slightly larger, or smaller, or be emphasized more or less.

Parental expectations also matter: homework should be emphasized more, and sports less.

Discipline should emphasize more immediacy, less talk and taking action sooner.

They helped the station rise from abysmal ratings to take on reigning heavyweight rock station KRLA-AM (1110) by introducing the Boss Radio format, which emphasized more music, a tighter playlist and less deejay chatter.

Early biotechnology developments in China emphasized more on research for agricultural applications but less for medical and pharmaceutical ones (Chen et al., 2007).

Junger: We emphasize different things, more or less, than other things.

Emphasizing more of a dual and less of a tripart vision of this absolutely simple Creator, Ibn Gabirol sometimes directly identifies the Divine Will with the divine Wisdom (though that does not always seem clear throughout Ibn Gabirol's writings).

The resulting evolutionary theory took a mathematical turn, emphasizing how genes grow more or less common under the influence of quantifiable forces like natural selection.

University administrators will argue in public that they emphasize both teaching and research, more or less equally; but I have not heard anyone say this in private for at least 20 years.

New US government dietary guidelines will probably emphasize more fruits and vegetables, produced with far less carbon emissions than meat.

Curricular reforms, with which his name has become more or less synonymous, emphasized the role of the College in providing general education grounded in philosophy and philosophical analysis.